IFS officer Shweta Singh appointed director in PMO

August 02, 2022 22:39

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Indian Foreign Service officer Shweta Singh was on Tuesday appointed as a director in the Prime Minister's Office, according to a Personnel Ministry order.

Singh is a 2008-batch IFS officer.

The appointments committee of the cabinet approved Singh's appointment for a period of three years from the date of her joining, the order said.

The ACC has cancelled the appointment of Aniket Govind Mandavgane, a 2009-batch IFS officer, as the deputy secretary in the PMO.

Mandavgane was on July 18 appointed as the deputy secretary. -- PTI

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