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There were as many as 57 instances of extensions being granted to superannuating chief secretaries of various states in the last 10 years, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court ruled that the Central governments decision to extend Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumars tenure by six months, just before his scheduled retirement, is not in violation of the law. Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud, leading the bench, emphasized the Centres authority to appoint the Delhi chief secretary.

The bid to extend the tenure of the present chief secretary is the latest bone of contention between the Arvind Kejriwal government and Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, who have been involved in a series of run-ins over various issues.

MHA has issued orders effecting the six-month tenure extension of Delhi Chief Secretary after the Supreme Court upheld the authority of the Centre on the issue. In a major setback to the AAP government, the Supreme Court on Wednesday permitted the Centre to extend the tenure of Delhi Chief

India News: In a blow to the Delhi government, the Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed the Centre to go ahead with its decision to grant a six-month extension to

As the Centre on Tuesday submitted that it wanted to extend the tenure of the Delhi chief secretary who is due to retire on November 30, the Supreme Court sought to know under which power it can do so and quipped if it was “stuck with only one person” and didn’t have any other IAS officer for

The appointment of the Delhi CS is also crucial because of the city’s administrative structure, where the Centre has been calling the shots after the amendment to the Act that governs the Union Territory.

Delhi News Live Updates: At 8 am on Tuesday, Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded a value of 365, marking an improvement from the 395 recorded at 4 pm on Monday. 

The Supreme Court on Tuesday (28.11.2023) asked to the Central Government if it was stuck on one person as the Chief Secretary to the Delhi Government. This was after the Centre submitted that it was...

The Centre said it will respond to the Supreme Court when the matter is taken up tomorrow.