Atomic Energy Secretary Vyas' term extended

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This is the second extension for Vyas. He was appointed to the post first in 2018 till May 3, 2021…reports Asian Lite News

The service tenure of Secretary, Atomic Energy and Atomic Energy Commission Chairman K.N. Vyas has been extended by one more year.

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet on Saturday approved extension in service of Vyas for a period of one year beyond May 3, 2022, that is up to May 3, 2023.

This is the second extension for Vyas. He was appointed to the post first in 2018 till May 3, 2021.

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Atomic Energy Secretary Vyas’ term extended