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Atul Chaturvedi takes over as Steel Secretary

Atul Chaturvedi has taken over as the Secretary in the Ministry of Steel. - Despite fall in acreage, fertiliser sales soar in kharif season - Govt mulls leasing sick units under PPP - Govt plans to roll out nutrient-based fertiliser subsidy in phases - Fertiliser subsidy transfer for farmers by October - Govt sticks to utilisation policy - New fertiliser policy to cap subsidy "Atul Chaturvedi has taken over as the Secretary, Ministry of Steel. He succeeds P K Rastogi who superannuated on the 31st October," an official statement said here today. Chaturvedi, a 1974 batch Indian Administrative Officer of Uttar Pradesh cadre, was the Fertiliser Secretary, prior to his current assignment.


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