Pratima Singh (IRS) Appointed as Director in DPIIT

The Department of Personnel & Training (DoPT) has announced the appointment of Pratima Singh, an officer of the Indian Revenue Service (IRS), as the Director in the Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).

Key Highlights

  • Pratima Singh, an IRS officer from the 2009 batch, has been selected for the prestigious role under the Central Staffing Scheme.
  • Her appointment as Director in DPIIT is for a period of five years from the date of assuming charge or until further orders, whichever comes earlier.
  • Singh’s selection was recommended by the Department of Revenue, where she was previously serving.

Transition to New Role

The order issued by the DoPT emphasizes the prompt transition of Pratima Singh to her new assignment. It states, “She may kindly be relieved of her duties immediately with instructions to take up her new assignment in the Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.”

This move highlights the government’s commitment to utilizing the expertise of professionals from various backgrounds to drive the nation’s industrial and trade promotion efforts.

DPIIT’s Mandate

The Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade plays a crucial role in formulating and implementing policies and strategies to promote industrial growth, facilitate investment, and enhance the competitiveness of Indian industries in the global market.

With Pratima Singh’s appointment as Director, the DPIIT is poised to benefit from her unique perspectives and experiences, contributing to the department’s objectives of fostering economic growth and development.

Significance of the Appointment

The appointment of Pratima Singh to the DPIIT holds significant importance as the department continues its efforts to create a conducive environment for businesses and attract investments. Her expertise in revenue matters and diverse background are expected to provide valuable insights in streamlining processes and addressing challenges faced by industries.

As the nation strives to enhance its industrial and trade competitiveness, the appointment of experienced professionals like Pratima Singh reinforces the government’s commitment to driving economic growth through effective policy formulation and implementation.

Sumit Arora

As a team lead and current affairs writer at Adda247, I am responsible for researching and producing engaging, informative content designed to assist candidates in preparing for national and state-level competitive government exams. I specialize in crafting insightful articles that keep aspirants updated on the latest trends and developments in current affairs. With a strong emphasis on educational excellence, my goal is to equip readers with the knowledge and confidence needed to excel in their exams. Through well-researched and thoughtfully written content, I strive to guide and support candidates on their journey to success.

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