Noida: Durga Shakti Nagpal, young bureaucrats who have swept to the front yard of newspapers with hard action in the sand mafia in Greater Noida but faded as soon as he was hunted, back to the public after nine years – this time with a personal memoir.
This is not the sand mafia he has written, but the subject he calls “too close to my heart” – pregnancy and mothowood.nagpal, suspended in July 2013, now has more life experiences to be shared.
Personally, and for his career, the task in Greater Noida as a subdivisional judge (aware) is the one who defines.
“When I look back, it is worth it,” Nagpal, who has again served the government after two tasks with the center and is now a special secretary in the Department of Medical Education, told this paper.
The 2013 event found A briefly mentioned on the introductory page of the book.
“The sand mafia has resources and traveling at the Cavalcades of SUV while we have to function with a limited workforce and a nursing vehicle.
After a few weeks continued robbing, the threat was issued to us,” he wrote.
Only 27, Nagpal said he had never thought of doing his job will trigger “storm”.
“It is a new government with a friendly face of people, especially popular among youth, and wants to do a good job.
We, as a young bureaucrat, too want to do our job but never realized that it would produce a storm like that.
But behind, It’s worth it, “he said.
He agreed it was a phase that save him mentally.
“The faster the challenges in life, the stronger you are from inside, whether it is in front of professionals or privately.
As soon as the raid, there is so much gaze …
and then, so many policy changes that occur at different levels …
NGT stepped, the administration fell heavily, the Supreme Court, and then Dopt, who said you could not suspend the IAS officer arbitrarily without giving …, “he said.
But what happened in 57 days between his suspension by the government after the crackdown on the sand mafia and his revocation? “Many miscommunications occur …
episodes will not last that long.
I was told that my suspension would be revoked within three days.
The file has also reached, but when something doesn’t have to happen, the reason was created,” he said.
Meanwhile Nagpal was at the forefront of the hard action, he recalled how people came support him.
“The villagers will visit my office with Ghee, butter, vegetables and flowers and say what I do is good.
They often complain that their fields will be affected because of illegal sand dredging at night,” he said.
Nagpal felt that while many have changed now, there are still a lot of work to do and illegal mining is a problem that is not limited to noida.
He recommends the use of technology and supervision to overcome the sand mafia.
“At present, you don’t need to physically check mining spots.
You need to maintain strong data oversight and solve the problem using the targeted approach.
The machine they use for dredging is sophisticated.
We need to target it.
If I don’t have a machine, how I will dredge? You need to confiscate the machine first.
Then check the company that sells it, they will have the data you need, “he said.
The book, he said, is the answer to “inner calls”.
“When I first said I wanted to write a book, I was told to write something about myself.
And then, when I finally decided to climb my memoar, I wrote in pregnancy because you have an inner call ….
wherever I was posted – Is it in Mathura or Kanpur Dehat – after noida, my interest has been headed for this.
Pregnancy is a very important part of human health, “said Nagpal, Mother to two daughters – Dania (6) and was shivered (3 months).
Bureaucrat said he wanted to invest his time in working for the health of children and women, and there was still believing in his abilities, who also found an echo in his book.
“There is nothing to achieve a woman if she places her heart and soul,” he wrote.
It was worth it, said the IAS officer who took the sand mafia in Noida 9 years ago
