The three IFoS officers who have been given new responsibilities in Rajasthan are:
Hanuman Ram, who has been appointed as Chief Conservator of Forest (CCF), Ajmer. He is a 1998 batch IFoS officer and has previously served as CCF, Banswara.
Sharda Pratap Singh, who has been appointed as Conservator of Forest (Intelligence & Evaluation) Pali with additional charge of CCF, Pali. He is a 2000 batch IFoS officer and has previously served as CCF, Dungarpur.
Sunil, who has been appointed as Conservator of Forest (Intelligence & Evaluation) Bikaner and given additional charge of CCF, Bikaner. He is a 2002 batch IFoS officer and has previously served as CCF, Sirohi.
The new appointments were made by the Government of Rajasthan. The officers will take charge of their new posts shortly.
Here are some additional details about the responsibilities of these officers:
The Chief Conservator of Forest is the head of the forest department in a district or division. He/she is responsible for the overall management of forests, wildlife, and biodiversity in the area.
The Conservator of Forest is responsible for a range of activities related to forest management, including planning, implementation, and monitoring. He/she may also be responsible for wildlife management and biodiversity conservation.
The new appointments are a recognition of the experience and skills of these officers. I am confident that they will make significant contributions to the forest department in Rajasthan.
