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Jitendra Singh emphasizes pension reform at the Pension Adalat, highlighting CPENGRAMS for efficient grievance handling and tech-driven administration.

Jitendra Singh on Pensioner Reforms

Highlighting the need for efficient pension administration, Jitendra Singh emphasizes tech-driven grievance redressal under PM Modi's governance model.

Jitendra Singh emphasizes pension reform at the Pension Adalat

Jitendra Singh calls for sensitivity in pension reform, highlighting the success of the Pension Adalat model and tech-driven grievance redressal.

Stressing administrative sensitivity and efficiency in redressing pensioners' grievances, Union minister Jitendra Singh on Wednesday said no retiree should have to run from pillar to post to get dues.
He called for a time-bound redressal mechanism of pension-related grievances, aligning it with Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s broader governance model that places the citizen at the centre.
Speaking at the 13th All India Pension Adalat here, Singh underscored the need for administrative sensitivity and efficiency in ensuring the dignity of India&rsquo;s pensioners.
At the day-long event that brought together pensioners, government officials, and department heads from across the country, the minister said that the Pension Adalat model is one of the most citizen-friendly reforms undertaken in recent years.
&ldquo;A pensioner, who has dedicated a lifetime of service to the nation, should not have to run from pillar to post for what is rightfully theirs,&rdquo; said Singh, the Minister of State for Personnel.
He asked departments to adopt a "whole-of-government" approach in resolving such matters.
Singh emphasised that redressal should not merely be reactive, but also anticipatory, supported by technology and driven by compassion.
He further encouraged the use of digital means to reach pensioners who may not be able to attend the Adalat in person.
&ldquo;These Adalats represent not just a platform for grievance redressal, but also a promise from the government that no voice will go unheard,&rdquo; he said.
Singh said that digital initiatives like CPENGRAMS (Centralised Pension Grievance Redress and Monitoring System) must be leveraged for real-time tracking and resolution.
CPENGRAMS allows pensioners to raise their grievances online.
The minister urged departments and officials to treat pensioners not just as beneficiaries but as &ldquo;respected members of the administrative family&rdquo;.
Noting that most grievances stem from avoidable delays or procedural issues, he called for greater inter-departmental coordination and accountability.
Singh said that the Adalat is not just a redressal forum, but also a barometer of administrative performance.
&ldquo;When citizens feel heard and respected, it builds trust in governance,&rdquo; he added.
Since their inception in September 2017, 12 Pension Adalats have been held across the country, taking up a total of 25,416 cases &mdash; of which 18,157 have been successfully resolved, said a statement issued by the Personnel Ministry.
That translates to a resolution rate of over 71 per cent, a number Singh cited as proof of the initiative&rsquo;s effectiveness.
The minister shared several success stories from previous Adalats, including the case of Jasoda Devi, who received her rightful dues after 36 years, and Anita Kanik Rani, who was granted family pension arrears of Rs 20 lakh on the very day her case was heard.
At Wednesday's event, Singh also released a compilation of success stories from the 12th Pension Adalat, titled 'Brave Soldiers and Veer Naariyan'.
The booklet highlights inspiring accounts of long-pending pension grievances that were resolved through the Adalat mechanism, with a special focus on defense pensioners and families of armed forces personnel.
"These real-life stories stand as a testament to the government&rsquo;s commitment to honoring the service and sacrifice of its retirees, particularly women and 'veer naaris', by ensuring timely justice and dignity in their post-retirement life," the minister said.
This year&rsquo;s Adalat focused on family pension issues, many raised by women either as claimants or recipients.
Singh concluded by calling for more citizen-centric and compassionate innovations in pension administration, asserting that the government&rsquo;s duty towards its senior citizens must be fulfilled with both urgency and empathy.
&ldquo;The prime minister&rsquo;s governance vision will be incomplete unless the country&rsquo;s senior citizens and retirees are made to feel secure and valued,&rdquo; he added.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh advocates AI usage in assigning IAS officers to domain roles, enhancing transparency and efficiency within the 2025 e-civil list, aligning with Digital India goals.

AI in IAS Assignment Enhances Governance

AI integration proposed by Minister Jitendra Singh to improve IAS officer assignments, enhancing transparency in the 2025 e-civil list; advancing digital governance and eco-friendly practices.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh backs AI for domain-based IAS postings

Union Minister Jitendra Singh suggests AI in IAS officer assignment for improved project alignment, as the 2025 e-civil list launches, aiming for digital transparency and efficiency.

Union minister Jitendra Singh on Monday suggested use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in identifying IAS officers for domain-specific postings and targeted government projects.
The minister's proposal came during an event in which he launched the electronic civil list, 2025 in the form of an e-book -- a digital compendium of serving Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers across the country.
Singh, while unveiling the e-book, said the IAS continues to attract some of the finest minds in the country and plays a vital role in strengthening India's federal governance.
He highlighted the e-civil list as an important tool for transparency, offering a structured view of the country's administrative leadership.
Singh, the Minister of State for Personnel, proposed an AI-based search option into the e-civil list.
This enhancement, he noted, could allow domain-specific searches to help identify suitable officers for mission mode and other targeted government projects, while ensuring that access to such features remains appropriately restricted, according to a Personnel Ministry statement.
The minister also stressed the importance of regularly updating the digital list to maintain its relevance and utility.
The e-book, published by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), contains comprehensive details of IAS officers &mdash; including their name, batch, cadre, present posting, pay level, educational qualifications and retirement dates &mdash; as updated on January 1.
It also provides cadre-wise strength, the number of officers retiring over the next five years and appointment data from 1969 onwards.
For the first time, officers' photographs have been included in the digital document, the statement said.
Designed as a searchable PDF with embedded hyperlinks, the e-book offers a user-friendly interface that enables instant access to information.
"The civil list is an important resource not just for administrators and decision-makers but also for the general public," Singh said, adding that the move reflects the Centre's larger push for digital governance.
The minister described the initiative as part of the government of India's Digital India mission, aimed at modernising systems and improving citizen-centric services, the statement said.
By discontinuing the printing of hard copies, the department is also saving on government expenditure and contributing to eco-friendly governance practices, it added.
The DoPT, as the cadre-controlling authority of the IAS officers, compiles the civil list annually using inputs from central records and state cadres. The 2025 edition reflects a total authorised cadre strength of 6,877 officers, with 5,577 officers in active service across 25 state cadres.
The launch event was attended by several senior dignitaries, including Director General of the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA) S N Tripathi, Director of the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) Sriram Taranikanti and Secretary, Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), Rachna Shah, along with other senior officials.
The e-book civil list, 2025 is now available to the public on the DoPT website https://dopt.gov.in.

Days after Pakistan's Prime Minister once again tried to rake up the Kashmir issue at an international forum, the Indian government commented on the possibility of diplomatic dialogue.
Union minister Jitendra Singh reacted to a statement by former J&K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti. A day earlier, Mufti had reportedly said that peace would not be possible in Jammu and Kashmir till the Union government holds talks with the people of the state-turned-Union Territory, and with Pakistan.
Jitendra Singh said, "First of all, will BJP hold talks with its own people or with foreigners? I don't understand. Secondly, taking note of such remarks is the prerogative of the foreign ministry. I don't have the right to say that the government must hold talks with Pakistan, or some other country. Thirdly, holding talks with a country which is encouraging terrorism would mean that there is an effort to have talks and terror together. Dialogue is possible when guns are silenced. Dialogue is not audible over the noise of gunfire and explosions."
Days earlier, Imran Khan had spoked on Kashmir at a meeting of the Organisation for Islamic Cooperation, or OIC, hosted by Pakistan. Khan had reportedly accused India of committing "war crimes" in the Valley.

After Imran Khan's J&K comment, Modi govt reacts to 'talk to Pakistan' call by ex-CM Mehbooba Mufti

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 VO: Days after Pakistan's Prime Minister once again tried to rake up the Kashmir issue at an international forum, the Indian government commented on the possibility of diplomatic dialogue. Union minister Jitendra Singh reacted to a statement by former J&amp;K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti. A day earlier, Mufti had reportedly said that peace would not be possible in Jammu and Kashmir till the Union government holds talks with the people of the state-turned-Union Territory, and with Pakistan. Here is what Jitendra Singh said.
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 First of all, will BJP hold talks with its own people or with foreigners? I don't understand. Secondly, taking note of such remarks is the prerogative of the foreign ministry. I don't have the right to say that the government must hold talks with Pakistan, or some other country. Thirdly, holding talks with a country which is encouraging terrorism would mean that there is an effort to have talks and terror together. Dialogue is possible when guns are silenced. Dialogue is not audible over the noise of gunfire and explosions.
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Days after Pakistan's Prime Minister once again tried to rake up the Kashmir issue at an international forum, the Indian government commented on the possibility of diplomatic dialogue.
Union minister Jitendra Singh reacted to a statement by former J&amp;K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti.&nbsp;A day earlier, Mufti had reportedly said that peace would not be possible in Jammu and Kashmir till the Union government holds talks with the people of the state-turned-Union Territory, and with Pakistan.
 Jitendra Singh said, "First of all, will BJP hold talks with its own people or with foreigners? I don't understand. Secondly, taking note of such remarks is the prerogative of the foreign ministry. I don't have the right to say that the government must hold talks with Pakistan, or some other country. Thirdly, holding talks with a country which is encouraging terrorism would mean that there is an effort to have talks and terror together. Dialogue is possible when guns are silenced. Dialogue is not audible over the noise of gunfire and explosions."
 Days earlier, Imran Khan had spoked on Kashmir at a meeting of the Organisation for Islamic Cooperation, or OIC, hosted by Pakistan.&nbsp;Khan had reportedly accused India of committing "war crimes" in the Valley.

Amit Shah on Monday joined the list of political leaders who received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.

After PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah receives first dose of Covid-19 vaccine

After PM Modi, Home Minister&nbsp;Amit Shah receives the first dose of the&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccine at Medanta&nbsp;Hospital.

After PM Modi, Amit Shah receives first dose of Covid-19 vaccine

Amit&nbsp;Shah receives&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccine at Medanta&nbsp;Hospital Home Minister gets jab hours after PM's&nbsp;vaccination at AIIMS 2nd phase of inoculation drive for 60+ &amp; 45+ with comorbidites S Jaishankar, Sharad&nbsp;Power among those to receive the 1st dose&nbsp;

Union Home Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/amit-shah-1555408355132" target="_blank" >Amit Shah</a> on Monday joined the list of political leaders who received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, as India started the second phase of the inoculation drive.
Amit Shah was administered the first dose of coronavirus vaccine by a team of doctors from the Medanta Hospital.
His vaccination came hours after Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/narendra-modi-1527239294024" target="_blank" >Narendra Modi</a> was administered a shot of Covaxin at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi. The ongoing phase of the vaccination drive will cover those above the age of 60 and those over 45 with co-morbidities.
Apart from PM Modi and Amit Shah, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Union minister Jitendra Singh, NCP chief Sharad Pawar were among the leaders who received the first dose of vaccine against Covid-19 on Monday.

Corporatisation of Ordnance Factories

The Government on September 11 has set up an Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh for corporatisation of the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB). Other ministers in the EGoM are the Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Minister of Law &amp; Justice Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of State for Labour &amp; Employment Santosh Kumar Gangwar and Minister of State for Personal, Public Grievance &amp; Pensions Jitendra Singh. The EGoM is to oversee and guide the entire process, including deciding on conversion of OFB into a single Defence Public Sector Undertaking (DPSU) or as multiple DPSUs, matters related to various categories of employees including transition support and redeployment plan of employees, &nbsp;protection of their salary and pension of existing employees and treatment for land assets of OFB.

Major reshuffle in Congress, Sonia Gandhi revamps CWC

Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Friday reconstituted the Congress Working Committee and the Central Election Authority of the party.
In a major reshuffle, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Ambika Soni, Motilal Vohra and Mallikarjun Kharge were dropped from the list of general secretaries.
Jitin Prasada has been made in-charge of the party in poll-bound West Bengal. Madhusudan Mistry, Rajesh Mishra, Krishna Byre Gowda, S Jothimani and Avinder Singh Lovely have been appointed members of the Central Election Authority.
Congress leaders Randeep Surjewala, Jitendra Singh and Ajay Maken have been appointed as new general secretaries for Karnataka, Assam and Rajasthan.

Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Friday reconstituted the Congress Working Committee and the Central Election Authority of the party.
In a major reshuffle, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Ambika Soni, Motilal Vohra and Mallikarjun Kharge were dropped from the list of general secretaries.
Jitin Prasada has been made in-charge of the party in poll-bound West Bengal. Madhusudan Mistry, Rajesh Mishra, Krishna Byre Gowda, S Jothimani and Arvinder Singh Lovely have been appointed members of the Central Election Authority.
Congress leaders Randeep Surjewala, Jitendra Singh and Ajay Maken have been appointed as new general secretaries for Karnataka, Assam and Rajasthan.

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