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New Delhi: The Public Enterprises Selection Board, after conducting the interview of two shortlisted candidates in the selection meeting held on on Friday (31 August 2018) for selection for the post of Director (Operations & Business Development), Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Ltd. (DFCCIL) has decided to see more candidates to fill this post.

The two candidates interviewed by PESB for the post Director (Operations & Business Development), DFCCIL on 31 August are Satish Kothari, Group General Manager, Indian Railways Service of Electrical Engineering and Atul B Khare, Chief Project Manager, Indian Railways Service of Engineers.

South Eastern Coalfields Ltd

Ambika Prasad Panda will be the new Chairman and Managing Director of South Eastern Coalfields Ltd. His name has been  recommended by PSEB for appointment as Chairman South Eastern Coalfields Ltd. He is currently Director Finance in the same company.

The following applicants were interviewed in the selection meeting on 30 August 2018:
1 MR. SHEKHAR SARAN, Chairman & Managing Director, Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd (CMPDIL)
2 MR. AMBIKA PRASAD PANDA, Director (Finance), South Eastern Coalfields Ltd.
3 DR. RAMA SHANKAR JHA, Director(Personnel), South Eastern Coalfields Ltd.
4 MR. GUNADHAR PANDEY, Director(Technical), Northern Coalfields Ltd.
5 MR. RADHASHYAM MAHAPATRO, Director(Personnel), Central Coalfields Ltd.
6 DR. SANJAY KUMAR, Director(Personnel), Western Coalfields Ltd.
7 MR. SURINDER PAL BANSAL, Chairman & Managing Director, Hindustan Salts Ltd. (HSL)
8 MR. S BALACHANDRA IYER, Executive Director(Other Units), Indian Railways Personnel Servi

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