In a major reshuffle at the administrative level, the Rajasthan government has issued orders for transfer and new postings of five senior IAS officers. This order was issued by the Personnel Department on Wednesday (24 December). This administrative change is being seen as part of the regular process of the state government.

The most important name among these transfers is that of senior IAS officer Siddharth Mahajan. He has been appointed the new commissioner of Jaipur Development Authority (JDA). It is noteworthy that Siddharth Mahajan had recently returned from central deputation and was waiting for a new posting in the state for a long time. Now he has been entrusted with the responsibility of an important development authority like Jaipur.

IAS Anandi got these big responsibilities

IAS officer Anandi, currently posted as JDA Commissioner, has been transferred and appointed to the post of Registrar (Cooperative). Before this she was handling the responsibility of Jaipur Development Authority.

Rakesh Sharma becomes Commissioner of Information and Public Relations Department

In the same sequence, Additional Commissioner of Jaipur Development Authority Rakesh Sharma has also been transferred. He has now been made the Commissioner and Joint Secretary of the Information and Public Relations Department. This department plays an important role in providing information about government schemes and policies to the public.

Manju Rajpal took up this post in the State Human Rights Commission

Apart from this, the charge of Cooperative Department has been removed from Manju Rajpal, Principal Secretary and Cooperative Registrar of Cooperative Department. Devasthan Department Commissioner Babulal Goyal has been transferred and appointed to the post of Secretary in the State Human Rights Commission.

According to the information, these transfers made by the Rajasthan government are being considered as a step towards further strengthening the administrative system.

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Defense Minister Rajnath Singh attended the honor ceremony of skyways in Delhi. During this, he said that I am really proud to welcome and greet Bharat Mata’s son, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla and his other colleagues, Group Captain PV Nair, Group Captain Ajit Krishnan and Group Captain Angad Pratap. The countrymen are proud of all of you, because you have made the countrymen proud.

Rajnath Singh said that today when we look at India’s space journey, we find that our contribution is not limited to sending satellites in space. Today India has made its presence felt from the moon to Mars. Today, India is also fully prepared for missions like Gaganyaan. I see it not just as a technical achievement, but as a new chapter of self -sufficient India, where we stand with full pride among the major space powers of the world.

‘Shubhanshu Shukla is also our voter’

Addressing the program, the Defense Minister said that India’s space program is not limited to laboratories and launch vehicles only. It is a symbol of our national aspirations and global vision. India not only sees space as the field of research, but we see it as the future of tomorrow’s economy, security, energy and humanity. In the coming time, space mining, intensive space exploration and planetary resources will also change the direction of human civilization. I come from Lucknow parliamentary constituency, Shubhanshu Shukla is from there and he is also our voter.

‘Today after forty years, Sapna became real’
Rajnath Singh said that forty years ago, when Rakesh Sharma went to space representing India, Shubhanshu Shukla was born shortly after that and a dream was born with his birth. One day I will also look at this earth from the sky and today after forty years, not only the childhood dream of Shubhanshu came true, but India once again waved its glory in space.

‘Shubhanshu Shukla is a devotee of Bajrang Bali Ji’

He further said that I was also told that Shubhanshu Shukla is a devotee of Bajrang Bali ji and you must have recited Hanuman Chalisa several times (in space). Today, a devotee of Hanuman ji has returned by touching the heights of the sky and is present among all of us. I believe, this is not just a victory of science but it is an echo of faith.

Rajnath Singh said that I was told that Shubhanshu had also cultivated in space. India has been an agricultural country, but I never thought that a farmer of India would go to space and cultivate fenugreek and moong. Certainly your experience will be very helpful in our upcoming campaigns. Today we have entered an era where space is no longer a symbol of military power or technical skills. It is a new milestone in the collective journey of human civilization.

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There is some voice in every century, which echoes in the ears of people for centuries and at the same time its tinkle touches the spirit. Sometimes this voice becomes so special that it starts echoing from earth to space. There was a similar voice of Kesarbai Kerkar. She was not only a magical voice Mallika, but her singing reached the space. Kesarbai Kerkar was the first Indian singer whose voice was echoed in space before India’s first astronaut Rakesh Sharma. Let us tell you in detail about them today.

Friendship with notes at a young age

Kesarbai Kelkar was born on 13 July 1892 in a small village in Goa. At that time, Portuguese used to rule in Goa. The British ruled in India at that time. Since childhood, he had a different attachment to music. Seeing Kesarbai Kelkar, born in the Devdasi tradition, people thought that his destination would be limited to the temple only. But he broke the traditions and made his friendship with the notes and brought his voice to the sky. Kesarbai was very fond of music, so she started learning classical music only at the age of 16 and she came to Mumbai for this. At that time, he had learned from many gurus, but the desire he was looking for was still incomplete.

Inheritance has become ‘where are you’

Kesarbai Kelkar’s dream was to take education from Ustad Alladia Khan. She went to her, she refused to test Kesarbai for three months. But she did not stop disappointed, then she sought help from Shahu Maharaj and from here a new twist in her life. For 25 years, he put it in his Sur Sadhana. It is said that she did not sing, but breathed in music. He believed that music could only be felt, but cannot be sold. That is why she did not recording. Nevertheless, one of his songs sung in raga Bhairavi got the country which became a legacy.

NASA sent his voice in space

In 1977, NASA sent Voyager 1 vehicle which was going beyond our solar system, with the most beautiful voices of 27 countries. His sung ‘Jat Kahan Ho’ was selected on the suggestion of Ethnomicologist Robert E. Brown. He said that it is one of the most beautiful recording of India’s music. She used to sing so beautiful that in 1938, Rabindranath Tagore gave her the title of ‘Surashree’, which means ‘Queen of Suron’. Apart from this, apart from Padma Bhushan, he also received many honors. Kesarbai died in 1977 itself, but even today his voice is echoing somewhere in the space.

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Spacex spacecraft: India is ready to touch the heights of space once again. The eyes of the country are on Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, who is going to become the second astronaut of India after four decades. As the launch time comes closer, the glimpses of SpaceX’s spacecraft on the TV screen are increasing the enthusiasm. This historic flight is a symbol of India’s scientific ability.

Where will the launch be from
SpaceX’s crew Dragon spacecraft will fly through Falcon-9 rocket at 12:01 pm from the launch complex 39A of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. This is the historical place from where Neil Armstrong flew to the Moon under the Apollo-11 mission in 1969. The mission includes India’s group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla along with Slavosha Ujnanski-Vyshveski of Poland, Hungary’s Tibor Kapu and US experienced commander Pegi Whitson.

India represent in space for the second time since 1984
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla is an experienced pilot of the Indian Air Force, and will become the second citizen of India after Rakesh Sharma. Rakesh Sharma flew under the Soviet Mission in 1984. Shukla was kept in a tight Quantine for more than a month before the mission so that her health was completely safe.

Scientific mission and India’s share
This is not just a trip but a 15 -day scientific mission – “Exium -4 Mission”. A total of 60 scientific experiments will be done during this period, out of which 7 are proposed by India. This is a proof of India’s scientific thinking and contribution to global research. Mission is an excellent example of international cooperation and technical partnership.

Launched today after delay
The mission had to be postponed five times before due to weather and technical problems. Now NASA has fixed June 25, which is its sixth declared date. Shubhanshu Shukla told the media, “I am not just scientific tools with me, but going to space with the expectations and dreams of one billion hearts.”