Sanjiv Sahai started his career with Tata Administrative Service and then went on to join the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) in 1986.[4] Over the years he has served on a number of positions, including five years in the Indian Prime Minister's Office where he was closely associated, amongst others, with development of road and transport infrastructure. In 2004, he was also the Chairman and MD of Delhi Transport Corporation, while serving as the Secretary-cum-Commissioner Transport for Delhi Government. Later in 2005, "he was appointed as the Chairman of the Chandigarh Housing Board by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs."[5]
In 2015, Sahai was posted as Finance Secretary in the Government of NCT of Delhi where he was instrumental in formulation of a detailed outcome budget as part of the restructuring governance. He led the team on formulation of budget which had the highest allocation for social sectors such as Education and Health and he played a crucial role in the ushering in of the GST in Delhi. He was also concurrently the Home Secretary which was marked by stand off between the Aam Aadmi Party Government and the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi over Delhi Police, Prosecution etc.
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how and when to remove this template message Sanjiv N Sahai IAS is a former Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Power from 1 November until 31 January 2021 1 Sanjiv N Sahai Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 2 1 Director of NMML 3 Awards 4 References 5 External linksEarly life editSanjiv N Sahai was born in Bhagalpur Bihar He spent his childhood in Jamshedpur Jharkhand where he attended Loyola School He moved to New Delhi for his university education and studied history Honours from Hindu College Delhi He has a master s degree in public policy from Princeton University where he focused on economic policy He has been a Robert McNamara fellow 2 at Princeton University USA 3 and a recipient of Joint Japan World Bank Fellowship Career editSanjiv Sahai started his career with Tata Administrative Service and then went on to join the Indian Administrative Service IAS in 1986 4 Over the years he has served on a number of positions including five years in the Indian Prime Minister s Office where he was closely associated amongst others with development of road and transport infrastructure In 2004 he was also the Chairman and MD of Delhi Transport Corporation while serving as the Secretary cum Commissioner Transport for Delhi Government Later in 2005 he was appointed as the Chairman of the Chandigarh Housing Board by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs 5 In 2007 he was nominated by IDFC to head DIMTS 6 as its MD amp CEO Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System DIMTS is an urban transport and infrastructure development company with equal equity from the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi GNCTD and the IDFC Foundation 7 a not for profit initiative of Infrastructure Development Finance Company Limited In 2015 Sahai was posted as Finance Secretary in the Government of NCT of Delhi where he was instrumental in formulation of a detailed outcome budget as part of the restructuring governance He led the team on formulation of budget which had the highest allocation for social sectors such as Education and Health and he played a crucial role in the ushering in of the GST in Delhi He was also concurrently the Home Secretary which was marked by stand off between the Aam Aadmi Party Government and the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi over Delhi Police Prosecution etc In May 2018 Sahai was posted as the Additional Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Power 8 On 1 November 2019 Sahai assumed charge as Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Power 9 Director of NMML edit Post his retirement as Secretary Sahai was appointed as the Director of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library 10 Awards editGovernor s gold medal for outstanding service in Arunachal Pradesh Asia Pacific HRM Congress Awards CEO with HR Orientation Award 2013 by Institute of Public Enterprises IPE 11 References edit SAHAI SANJEEV NANDAN 31 January 2021 Sanjeev Nandan Sahai IAS Secretary Ministry of Power PDF Govt of India DOPT ACC RSM 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