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Dr JV Singh,Head of the department of Social and Preventive Medicine at CSMMU

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J V Singh in-charge V-C of CSMMU

Lucknow: Dr JV Singh,Head of the department of Social and Preventive Medicine at CSMMU,was given the charge of Vice-Chancellor of the university on Monday. Dr Singh took the charge from outgoing V-C Dr Saroj Chooramani Gopal,whose tenure ended on Monday. Dr DK Gupta,who has been appointed as the next V-C is yet to join duty.

2 IAS officers shifted

LUCKNOW: The state government on Monday transferred two IAS officers. Mukul Singhal,who is posted as Member (Judiciary),Revenue Board,UP,Lucknow would now join as Principal Secretary,Rural Development. Manoj Kumar Singh,who is Secretary,Rural Development,Horticulture and Food Processing,would now hold the post of Secretary,Horticulture and Food Processing.

Governor meets Prof Ernst

LUCKNOW: Governor B L Joshi,on Monday met Nobel Laureate Prof Richard E Ernst in Lucknow.

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