

Former CISF Director General Sheel Vardhan Singh appointed as member of UPSC
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|ANI|a year agoThe central government has appointed former CISF Director General Sheel Vardhan Singh as a member of the UPSC. Singh, an IPS officer with 37 years of experience, is known for his strategic thinking and expertise in global and internal security. He has received prestigious awards for his service and has strengthened India's international security posture.


The central government has appointed former CISF Director General Sheel Vardhan Singh as a member of the UPSC. Singh, an IPS officer with 37 years of experience, is known for his strategic thinking and expertise in global and internal security. He has received prestigious awards for his service and has strengthened India's international security posture.
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•Former CISF Director General Sheel Vardhan Singh appointed as member of UPSC.
•Singh has 37 years of experience and is known for his strategic thinking and expertise in security.
•He has received prestigious awards for his service.
•Singh has strengthened India's international security posture.
•His appointment will contribute to the UPSC's work in national security and policy formulation.
•Singh has 37 years of experience and is known for his strategic thinking and expertise in security.
•He has received prestigious awards for his service.
•Singh has strengthened India's international security posture.
•His appointment will contribute to the UPSC's work in national security and policy formulation.
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