JUST IN
Centre appoints B Subrahmanyam as NITI Aayog CEO; lyer moves to World Bank
Many of the world's billionaires share a zodiac sign, study finds
NMDC Steel Limited shares debut on stock exchanges at Rs 30.25 apiece
PM interacts with personnel involved in Operation Dost in quake-hit Turkey
Nearly 7,000 kg single-use plastic seized by MCD in February in Delhi
Prez Murmu stresses on need for better border infrastructure in Arunachal
Half of CWC should be elected as per Cong constitution: Chidambaram
Uber to introduce EVs in India for ride-sharing in push to clean cars
Over two-month deadlock between truckers and Adani Group ends in Himachal
Domestic aviation traffic continues growth, Jan records 12.5 mn passengers
You are here: Home » Current Affairs » News
Many of the world's billionaires share a zodiac sign, study finds
icon-arrow-left
Business Standard

Centre appoints B Subrahmanyam as NITI Aayog CEO; lyer moves to World Bank

Subrahmanyam earlier served as the chief secretary of Jammu and Kashmir and played a key role in the state's bureaucracy

Topics
NITI Ayog | Centre | BS Web Reports

BS Web Team  |  New Delhi 

BVR Subrahmanyam
BVR Subrahmanyam

Centre appoints BVR Subrahmanyam as the chief executive officer at the NITI Ayog on Monday.

Subrahmanyam earlier served as the chief secretary of Jammu and Kashmir and played a key role in the state's bureaucracy.

The incumbent CEO Parameswaran lyer will move to World Bank as executive director for a tenure of three years. Iyer will be replacing Rajesh Khullar, a 1988-batch IAS officer, who has been repatriated to his cadre state Haryana, according to the Personnel Ministry order.

Subrahmanyam was reportedly among the few officers said to have been informed about the Centre’s decision to abrogate Jammu and Kashmir’s special status and bifurcate the state into two separate Union Territories.

A 1987-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of Chhattisgarh cadre, Subrahmanyam was last year appointed as chairman and managing director, India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) on contract basis for a period of two years after his superannuation on September 30.

He was Additional Chief Secretary (Home) in Chhattisgarh before he was deputed to Jammu and Kashmir after Governor’s rule was declared in the state in June last year.

The 56-year-old has also served as private secretary to former prime minister Manmohan Singh from 2004 to 2008. He re-joined the Prime Minister’s Office in 2012 after a stint at the World Bank.

Subscribe to Business Standard Premium

Exclusive Stories, Curated Newsletters, 26 years of Archives, E-paper, and more!

Insightful news, sharp views, newsletters, e-paper, and more! Unlock incisive commentary only on Business Standard.

Download the Business Standard App for latest Business News and Market News .

Read our full coverage on NITI Ayog

First Published: Mon, February 20 2023. 19:59 IST

`
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU