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G.C. Chaturvedi Takes Over as Petroleum Secretary

  •   Wed, May 04 2011 05:30:19 PM

New Delhi, May 4 (IANS): G.C. Chaturvedi Wednesday took charge as the petroleum secretary, replacing S. Sundareshan who was moved to the heavy industries ministry.

Chaturvedi was previously special director general in the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee.

After taking charge, Chaturvedi met senior officials of the ministry and the heads of the state-run oil majors.

An officer of the 1977 batch of Indian Administrative Service, Chaturvedi is a post-graduate in physics and has a Master's in social policy from the London School of Economics.

He has held senior posts in the finance and health ministries, besides completed important assignments in the Uttar Pradesh administration.


 
  

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  • Dr.Yajvrat, ASSAM

    Thu, May 05 2011

    Immense pleasure that Shri G.C.Chaturvedi, a positive dynamic personality, has taken over charge as the petroleum secretary. We hope that the ministry will touch a new high under his guidance. Best wishes to him for his success.

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