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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: June 26 2022

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  • Former Punjab DGP Dinkar Gupta appointed as Director General of National Investigation Agency (NIA)
  • Entrepreneur Ranjit Bajaj appointed as chairman of advisory committee overseeing AIFF
  • Dr. D.J. Pandian appointed as Director General of Gujarat International Finance Tec-City Regional Office of New Development Bank
  • Renowned economist R Kavita Rao replaces Pinaki Chakraborty as the director of the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (NIPFP)
  • Ruchira Kamboj replaced T.S.Tirumurti asPermanent Representative of India to the UN
  • RBI approves reappointment of P.N. Vasudevan as MD, CEO of Equitas Small Finance Bank
  • Justice Satish Chandra Sharma transferred as Chief Justice of Delhi High Court
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