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    • Thyagraj Stadium Controversy | Losing sight of the woods for the dogs

      As a society we are pennywise and pound foolish when it comes to tackling corruption and targeting the corrupt 

    • Thyagraj Stadium Controversy | The good, the bad, and the dog walkers

      A large number of IAS officers across India, especially the younger ones, are highly empathetic to the plight of the downtrodden. However, it is also true that many officers, are arrogant, and unresponsive 

    • Explained: Why is a transfer to Ladakh or Arunachal Pradesh considered a ‘punishment’ posting for a bureaucrat?

      The transfer order, issued by Union Minister of Home Affairs, was perceived as ‘punishment’ for the IAS officer Sanjeev Khirwar and his wife, yet many wondered why a posting to a place like Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh is called a ‘punishment posting’

    • ‘Where will the dog go?' asks Twitter after IAS couple transferred amid Delhi stadium row

      A huge row had erupted over Delhi Principal Secretary (Revenue) Sanjeev Khirwar getting the Thyagraj Stadium emptied to walk his pet dog there.

    • Who is Sanjeev Khirwar, IAS officer accused of getting Delhi stadium emptied to walk his dog

      Bureaucrats in Delhi are directly appointed by Union Ministry of Home Affairs through the Lieutenant Governor (L-G). Incidentally, the controversy about Khirwar comes on a day when Vinai Kumar Saxena will take oath as Delhi's new L-G.

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