Dehradun: Senior Administrative Officer Mukesh Kumar was given a warm farewell at a retirement ceremony held at the headquarters of the Information and Public Relations Department, Uttarakhand. Additional Director of Information Ashish Kumar Tripathi, Joint Director Dr. Nitin Upadhyay, Deputy Director Manoj Srivastava, and other officers and employees presented Mukesh Kumar with a shawl and a memento.
Chief Guest at the ceremony, Additional Director of Information Ashish Kumar Tripathi, said it was a very emotional moment. He congratulated Mukesh Kumar for completing 36 years of service in the Information Department and retiring today. He said that all employees should draw inspiration from Mukesh Kumar on how to faithfully discharge the duties of their position in government service. He stated that Mukesh Kumar has provided extensive service to the department, for which the department will always be grateful.
Addressing the ceremony, Joint Director Dr. Nitin Upadhyay said that Mukesh Kumar remained dedicated and honest in his duties. His service to the department will always be remembered. Dr. Upadhyay said that Mukesh Kumar was a simple and easy-going person, who always fulfilled every responsibility entrusted to him with dedication.
Deputy Director Manoj Srivastava said that Mukesh Kumar served at the District Information Office, Haridwar. Srivastava shared memories of Mukesh’s service at the District Information Office, Haridwar.
In his address, Kailash Rawat, President of the Uttarakhand Information Employees Union, highlighted Mukesh Kumar’s biography. Administrative Officer Rampal Singh Rawat also spoke at the event. The program was conducted by Administrative Officer Vijay Kumar.
Chief Administrative Officer Manoj Kumar Shukla, Jagdish Patwal, Assistant Accountant Rakesh Kumar Dhiwan, retired Assistant Director M.P. Kailkhuri, retired Chief Administrative Officer Pan Singh Bisht, retired Senior Administrative Officer Dayakrishna Paliwal, along with Information Employees Union officials and departmental officers and employees were present.
