persons in news 2013

PM everyone knows: Mohan. But in Jun 2013, He took oath as Rajya Sabha MP from Assam (five times in a row).
CJIP.Sathashivam replaced Altamas Kabir.
CAGShashikant Sharma replaced Vinod Rai. And Vinod Rai became UN Audit panel Chief.
CECV. S. Sampath replaced SY Qureshi
CVCPradeep Kumar
CICDeepak Sandhu. First lady CIC, replaced Satyanand Mishra.She served in Indian information services.
UPSCChairman DP Aggarwal. Been on this post since 2008. Hope he retires soon.Ex.CBI director AP Singh became new member.
Attorney GeneralGoolam Vahanvati
Solicitor GeneralMohan ParasaranResigned: Rohinton Nariman, for difference with law minister. Law Minister Ashwini Kumar also resigned for vetting a CBI report on its coal block investigations thus cycle of Karma is complete.
Derek O’Brian1st Anglo Indian MP (Rajya Sabha) to vote in Presidential Elections (of Pranab).Note that Anglo-Indian “nominated” MPs cannot vote in Presidential elections. But Derek is not “nominated” he is elected from West Bengal as Rajya Sabha MP.The two nominated Anglo Indian MPs in 15th LS areDr. Charles Dias (Kerala) and Mrs.Ingrid Mcleod (Chhattisgarh).
Advisor to PresidentT.K. vishwanathan. Lok sabha secretary, recently retired . Now became advisor to the president of india on constitutional matters. This is the newly created post.Selection by collegium of speaker,leader of house and leader of opposition.
Delhi LT.GovernorNajib Jung replaced Tejinder Khanna.
Gujarat lokayuktaJustice R.A Mehta .Refused to accept the job.
CM TripuraManik Sarkar
CM NagalandNeiphiu Rio
NDDBAmrita Patel, National dairy Development board. Been in news for she wants to resign.

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