Joginder singh cbi biography
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2008, Biodata make acquainted Joginder Singh
2008, Biodata make acquainted Joginder Singh
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Former CBI director Joginder Singh passes away at 77; Read full profile
Former Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) director Joginder Singh passed away earlier today after a prolonged illness. His cremation will happen tomorrow at 1 pm at the Lodhi Crematorium in New Delhi. Singh, who was the CBI director for between 1996-97 was an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer. He has been serving as an Independent Non- Executive Director of Sunil Healthcare Ltd. since January, 2000 and also served as the Director of Pamwi Tissues Ltd.
Before joining the CBI, Singh’s profile included top posts such as Superintendent of Police in Bihar, DIG and IG Police in Karnataka, Director of Youth Services in Karnataka, Special Home Secretary to the Government of Karnataka, Director, Ministry of Commerce, Director General, Narcotics Control Bureau, Director General, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force, Special Secretary in the Union Home Ministry and many others.
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Singh, who was selected for the Indian Police Service at the age of 20, also authored various inspirational books including ‘Make a Way Where There is None’, ’50 Days to Top’, ‘Inside CBI’, ‘Police Ke Kahani Meri Zabani’, among various others. Singh w
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Former CBI director Joginder Singh dies after prolonged illness
Feb 03, 2017 09:33 PM IST
Joginder Singh, who was selected for the Indian Police Service at the age of 20, served as Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) chief between 1996 and 1997.
Former CBI Director Joginder Singh died in New Delhi on Friday after a prolonged illness. He was 77.
Singh, who was selected for the Indian Police Service at the age of 20, served as Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) chief between 1996 and 1997.
The cremation will be held on Saturday afternoon at the Lodhi Crematorium in New Delhi.
Before joining the CBI, he served as superintendent of police in Bihar, deputy inspector general and inspector general in Karnataka, director of youth services in Karnataka, special home secretary to the government of Karnataka, director in ministry of commerce, director general in Narcotics Control Bureau, director general in Indo-Tibetan Border Police and special secretary in the home ministry among other postings.
He also served as inspector general in the Central Reserve Police Force, and led a number of delegations to the UK, USA, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Iran, UAE, Hong Kong and Switzerland on behalf of the government.
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