Asian Development Bank has appointed Vikas Sheel, a senior IAS official, as Executive Director.

Remarkably, experienced bureaucrat Mr. Vikas Sheel is currently the Executive Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Manila, highlighting India's dedication to global development.India has demonstrated its global commitment by appointing seven talented civil workers to important positions overseas. Remarkably, experienced bureaucrat Mr. Vikas Sheel is currently the Executive Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Manila, highlighting India's dedication to global development.Vikas Sheel's Latest Position at ADB ADB's Executive Director is Vikas Sheel, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the 1994 batch.

In his current capacity as Jal Jeevan Mission's Additional Secretary and Mission Director, he contributes invaluable experience that helps India's representation at this esteemed institution. Advisor to the Executive Director of ADB, Smita Sarangi At ADB in Manila, Philippines, Smita Sarangi has been named an advisor to the executive director. Her knowledge will be extremely useful when India and ADB collaborate on significant development projects. Beijing's Role for Kalyan Revella Senior bureaucrat Kalyan Revella joins the Indian Embassy in Beijing as a Counsellor (Economic). India's diplomatic and commercial interests in China are emphasized by this appointment. Senthil PandianBrussels: The Role of M Balaji M Balaji, an IAS officer from the 2005 batch, has been named the Deputy Chief of Mission in the Indian Embassy in Brussels. India's diplomatic connections to the European Union are intended to be strengthened by this appointment.

The IMF's Parveen Kumar's role Former Indian Revenue Service (IRS) income tax officer Parveen Kumar was hired in 2004 and is currently an advisor to the executive director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, DC, USA. This is a reflection of India's involvement in global financial institutions. The Diplomatic Position of Tanu Singh at the WTO in Geneva In order to advocate India's interests in global trade, Tanu Singh, an Indian Trade Service officer from the 2012 batch, is appointed as the First Secretary in the Permanent Mission of India to the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva.