UP IAS Officer Prerna Singh Appointed Additional Chief Executive Officer of Greater Noida Authority

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Prerna Singh, an IAS officer from the Uttar Pradesh cadre, has been appointed as the Additional Chief Executive Officer (Additional CEO) of the Greater Noida Authority. This development comes after her recent return from maternity leave.

Background on Prerna Singh:

  • Date of Birth: August 15, 1992
  • Hometown: Delhi
  • Education: Degree in engineering
  • Civil Services Entry: Joined IAS in 2017

Career Progression:

  • Initial Roles: Prerna Singh started her career with administrative roles in cities such as Moradabad, Kanpur Nagar, Etawah, and Hapur.
  • Roles Held:
    • Assistant Magistrate in Kanpur
    • Joint Magistrate in Moradabad
    • Chief Development Officer (CDO) in Etawah and Hapur

Recent Appointment:

  • New Position: Additional Chief Executive Officer of Greater Noida Authority
  • Previous Position Holder: Medha Roopam, IAS (Uttar Pradesh 2014), was transferred from the role.

Key Positions Explained:

  1. Additional Chief Executive Officer (Additional CEO):
    • Assists the Chief Executive Officer in executing duties and managing operations.
  2. Assistant Magistrate:
    • A judge or legal officer assisting High Court judges or Constitutional Court judges. Responsibilities include legal research and preparing opinions on legal matters.
  3. Chief Development Officer (CDO):
    • Oversees developmental schemes, poverty alleviation, and infrastructure creation under the District Magistrate’s supervision. This role exists in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Bihar.
  4. Maternity Leave for IAS Officers:
    • Female IAS officers with less than two surviving children are entitled to 180 days of maternity leave on full pay. During this leave, they receive a salary equal to the pay drawn before the leave commenced.

Prerna Singh’s new role will involve managing and overseeing significant developmental projects and initiatives in Greater Noida, contributing to the region’s growth and infrastructure.