Various govt officials promoted via GPSC

Panjim: The Goa Public Service Commission (GPSC) through a duly constituted Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) has recommended to the government that Dilip Umraskar, present Joint Director of Accounts department be promoted and take over as the new Director of Accounts with effect from July 1, 2020. 

The incumbent Director Prakash Pereira is due to superannuate on June 30.

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GPSC Chairman Jose Manuel Noronha said that the Director of Accounts is promoted from amongst Joint Directors of Accounts possessing six years of experience in that position. 

He further informed that the commission through the DPC has also recommended that Pralhad Naik be promoted as Deputy Director of Transport while three Motor Vehicle Inspectors have been promoted to the position of Assistant Directors of Transport. 

“The Deputy Director of Transport is promoted from amongst Assistant Directors of Transport possessing five years experience in that post. The Commission has also promoted eleven officers to the position of Principal, Government higher secondary school/ Dy Education Officer/ Dy Director SIE in the Department of Education these promoted Officials held the position of Headmaster/ Vice Principal of Government schools with minimum eight years experience,” Noronha added. 

Another 14 officers were promoted through the DPC in the Dept of Planning and Statistics to the position of Research Assistant, while one officer was promoted to the position of Information Officer in the department of Information and Publicity. 

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The Chairman said that the Commission also lifted the period of probation of several officers in the Departments of Archives and Archeology, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services and Electricity Department.  

In view of the COVID-19 pandemic the commission continues to conduct DPC’s through circulation.

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