In a notable career milestone, Mr Shahanawaz Qasim, a senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer from the 2003 Telangana cadre, has been officially empanelled for appointment to the post of Joint Secretary at the Centre.
This empanelment, considered a prestigious elevation in administrative ranks, allows him to be eligible for key responsibilities within the central government structure.
Mr. Qasim’s empanelment reflects his extensive experience in policing, law enforcement, and public administration over the past two decades. Known for his dedicated service and leadership across various capacities in Telangana, he has held multiple crucial roles that underscore his professional integrity and strategic capabilities. His inclusion in the Joint Secretary-level pool by the Central Government signifies confidence in his ability to contribute meaningfully to policymaking and national-level governance.
The position of Joint Secretary is considered highly significant in the bureaucratic hierarchy, often involving policy formulation, program implementation, inter-ministerial coordination, and strategic advisory functions. Officers appointed to this rank are entrusted with shaping decisions at the heart of governance.
Shahanawaz Qasim’s empanelment not only marks a personal achievement but also highlights the growing contribution of Telangana-cadre officers in national administration. His future posting at the Centre is expected to place him at the forefront of critical government initiatives and institutional reforms.
