Dr. Mala Dutt
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Degree | University/Institution | Subject/Subject of specialization | Year of passing/completion | Achievements |
Graduation | University of Delhi, India | Economics (Honours) | 1983 | First Division |
Post-Graduation | University of Delhi, India | Economics | 1985 | Second Division |
M. Phil | University of Panjab, Chandigarh, India | Social Sciences | 2007 | First Division with Distinction |
PhD | University of Delhi, India | Finance | 2018 | Cleared all examinations in first attempt |
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Diplomas / Certificate Courses | Post Graduate Diploma from Institute of Developing Economies Advanced School, Japan External Trade Organisation, Tokyo, Japan | Development Studies | 1997 | |
Master's Diploma from Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi, India | Public Administration | 2007 | ||
Whether Study leave has been availed by the Officer | : | Yes |
Details regarding the course attended /Ph D completed during the period. |
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Joined the PhD course in University of Delhi in December 2012. After undertaking course work and research work, submitted the Doctoral Thesis in May 2017, which was accepted by the University in January 2018 and the Degree awarded in November 2018. Title of the PhD Thesis is: 'Intra-Market and Cross-Market Information Linkages for the Equity, Commodity and Currency Markets: An Empirical Study.' |
Grade | Designation | Place of Posting | Brief description of duties | Date | Total Time period |
Category |
JTS | Assistant Director | Department of Commerce | Undertook analysis of Foreign Trade Policy issues and Foreign Trade Statistics, the latter aimed at improving the reliability of compiled data and timeliness of data dissemination. | 4 Apr 1988 - 13 May 1991 | 3 Years, 1 Months, 8 Days | Cadre |
STS | Deputy Director | Department of Commerce | Dealt with review and reform of the Foreign Trade Policy with emphasis on export promotion and diversification, with import substitution. Also, administrative matters relating to the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, Kolkata. | 14 May 1991 - 9 Mar 1995 | 3 Years, 9 Months, 26 Days | Cadre |
STS | Deputy Director | Department of Economic Affairs | Handled the formulation and review of policy relating to External Commercial Borrowings to ease liquidity for domestic industry. Also, derivative instruments for hedging foreign exchange fluctuations, besides issues regarding India's credit rat | 10 Mar 1995 - 31 Mar 1997 | 2 Years, 22 Days | Cadre |
JAG | Joint Director | Ministry of Surface Transport | Handled policy and planning relating to development of roads and road transport, including coordination with States to develop reliable road statistics. | 1 Apr 1997 - 25 Sep 1997 | 5 Months, 24 Days | Cadre |
NFSG | Deputy Secretary | Department of Revenue | Being Deputy Secretary Coordination, and later Director Coordination, handled all issues requiring coordination between various wings of the Department including CBDT, CBIC, CEIB, NCB and ED, apart from dealing with FATF matters. | 25 Sep 1997 - 24 Oct 2002 | 5 Years, 30 Days | CSS Deputation |
NFSG | Director | Department of Economic Affairs | Handled Cadre Management of the Indian Economic Service, involving all service matters such as appointments, transfers, postings, training, recruitment, promotions and cadre review, in consultation with DOPT, UPSC and Deptt. of Expenditure. | 25 Oct 2002 - 19 Jul 2007 | 4 Years, 8 Months, 24 Days | Cadre |
NFSG | Director | Cabinet Secretariat | Handled all matters pertaining to Committee of Secretaries as well as other issues relating to 22 Ministries of GOI, such as Min. of Finance, Min. of Commerce and Industry and Min. of Rural Development. Also, priority issues of 9 States and UTs. | 19 Jul 2007 - 31 Jan 2012 | 4 Years, 6 Months, 14 Days | CSS Deputation |
SAG | Adviser | Planning Commission (now NITI Aayog) | As Division Head, handled Plan schemes and Budget matters relating to Handloom and Handicrafts sectors as well as MHA, Min. of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions and Department of Justice. Also, administrative issues of UIDAI. | 1 Feb 2012 - 30 Nov 2015 | 3 Years, 9 Months, 29 Days | Cadre |
SAG | Adviser | Department of Economic Affairs | Handled Indian Economic Service Cadre as Division Head, dealing with all service matters, along with a special housing project for junior officers and a proposal for financial assistance for higher studies, in consultation with DOPT, UPSC and Min of UD. | 1 Dec 2015 - 6 May 2018 | 2 Years, 5 Months, 4 Days | Cadre |
HAG | Additional Secretary | Ministry of Defence | As Additional Secretary and Financial Adviser Acquisition, handling all finance related matters pertaining to capital procurements for all the three Indian Armed Forces as well as for the Indian Coast Guard, aimed at their rapid modernisation. |
7 May 2018 - 29 Jun 2020 Till Date |
CSS Deputation |
Personal/Study Leave (if any) | : | Study leave availed for one year from 1.12.2014 to 30.11.2015. |
Details of In Service training (Both Domestic and Foreign whether debarred from foreign training, if so, the details thereof) attended by the officer sponsored by the cadre.
Year | Name of the training course | Name of Institute | Venue | Period of Training (in weeks) |
1997 | Development Experience of Japan and the Newly Industrializing Economies | Institute of Developing Economies Advanced School, Japan External Trade Organisation | Tokyo, Japan | 24 |
2011 | Mid Career Training Programme | Indian Institute of Management | Lucknow, UP, India | 6 |
2019 | Value of the Public Good | Goldman School of Public Policy, University of California Berkeley | Berkeley, California, USA | 1 |
Details of Training Programme attended by the officer sponsored by the Ministry/Department in which they were posted
Year | Name of the training course | Name of Institute | Venue | Period of Training (in weeks) |
2001 | Financial Programming and Policies | IMF Institute | Washington D.C. USA | 2 |
2007 | Advanced Professional Programme In Public Administration | Indian Institute of Public Administration | New Delhi | 36 |
Any specific area or subject where the officer would prefer to be trained, for current assignment and for long term career progression.
Training for Current assignment | : | International practices in procurement and audit |
Training for Long term Career Progression | : | Financial appraisal and risk management |
Please mention contributions, if any, like publication of articles in journals/ publication of books/paper presentations in seminars or workshops or conferences by the officer during the tenure in IES.
Nature of Activity | Name | Topic | Description | Year of publication |
Article in Journal/Newspapers | Decision Journal of IIM, Kolkata | Domestic and International Information Linkages between NSE Nifty Spot and Futures Markets. | It examines linkages in terms of price discovery and risk hedging between the National Stock Exchange (NSE)’s Nifty spot and futures in India and Nifty futures traded on international stock exchanges, based on daily data of stock prices in these exchanges from August 2008 to March 2015, with the objective of determining factors that could help the Indian stock markets to further strengthen and achieve a dominant position in trading volumes vis. a vis. counterpart markets abroad. | 2016 |
Area of specialization of the officer | Grade | No. of years of specialization gained |
Economic Regulation | STS,NFSG,SAG,HAG | 18 Years |
Research, Data processing & Analysis | JTS,STS,JAG,NFSG,SAG | 15 Years |
Financial Markets | STS,NFSG,SAG | 15 Years |
Commerce & Industry | JTS,STS,NFSG | 11 Years |
Capital Markets | STS,NFSG,SAG | 10 Years |
Any other (Economic / Financial / Personnel Administration) | STS,JAG,NFSG,SAG,HAG | 25 Years |
Specific area of interest/field of work where the officer would
prefer to be placed.
Economic Regulation, Financial Markets, Commerce & Industry, Capital Markets
Subject/Area or topic preferred by the officer to deliver a lecture,
whenever required.
Economic Regulation, Financial Markets
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