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Kumar V. Pratap
Date of Birth : 29 Dec 1963
Gender : Male
Date of Entry into Service : 30 Nov -0001
Date of Superannuation : 31 Dec 2023
Mother Tongue : Marwari
Languages known : English, Hindi, Marwari
Mode of Recruitment : Direct Recruitment
Present Grade : --Not Set--
Date of entry into present Grade : 14 Jul 2021
Present Posting : Ministry of Home Affairs
Present Designation : Senior Economic Adviser
Nature of post : Cadre
Domicile State : Bihar
Place of domicile : --Not Set--
   
Detailed CV :  View

 

Educational Qualifications
Degree University/Institution Subject/Subject of specialization Year of passing/completion Achievements
Graduation Hindu College, Delhi University Economics 1985
Post-Graduation IIM, Lucknow Finance 1987
M. Phil
PhD University of Maryland, College Park, USA Privatization of Infrastructure 2011
Post Doctoral
         
Diplomas / Certificate Courses MOOC - edX Project Finance: Funding Projects Successfully 2020
MOOC - Coursera Oil & Gas Industry Operations and Markets 2017
MOOC - Coursera Public-Private Partnerships: How can PPPs help deliver better services? 2016
MOOC - edX Next Generation Infrastructures Part 2 2015
MOOC - edX Next Generation Infrastructures 2014
         
Other Qualification(s) Indian School of Business Visiting Professor - Taught a Strategy and Policy elective called Infrastructure and the Private Sector 2017

 

Whether Study leave has been availed by the Officer : Yes
   
Details regarding the course attended /Ph D completed during the period.
    PhD from the University of Maryland, College Park, USA; Topic of dissertation: Sustaining Privatization of Infrastructure

 

Details of Posting in IES
Grade Designation Place of Posting Brief description of duties Date Total Time
period
Category
JTS Research Officer DEA, Ministry of Finance Assisted the Expert Group on Commercialization of Infrastructure Projects. Issues covered included estimating overall resource requirements in the infrastructure sectors over the next decade, analysis of risks involved in infrastructure investment, sugges 16 Sep 1992 - 31 Oct 1995 3 Years, 1 Months, 14 Days Cadre
STS Deputy Director Department of Economic Affairs Monitored data in the field of Capital Markets, Money, Credit and Banking. Pointed areas of concern and proposed remedial measures. 1 Feb 2001 - 5 Feb 2002 1 Years, 4 Days Cadre
JAG Deputy Secretary Prime Minister's Office Helped formulate and implement policies designed to promote Public Private Partnerships in transport infrastructure including roads, ports, airports, and railways. Assisted policy formulation and implementation designed to improve governance in the coal i 7 Feb 2002 - 24 Aug 2006 4 Years, 6 Months, 16 Days CSS Deputation
NFSG Director Planning Commission Helped policy formulation and preparation of standardized documents for promoting private participation in the Indian power sector through balanced risk sharing between the public and the private sectors..Assisted the State Governments of Assam, Jammu and 1 Jul 2011 - 27 Dec 2013 2 Years, 5 Months, 27 Days Cadre
NFSG Director Department of Disinvestment Divestment Policy 27 Dec 2013 - 18 May 2014 4 Months, 20 Days Cadre
SAG Adviser Department of Disinvestment, Ministry of Finance All matters relating to divestment of Central Public Sector Enterprises in Ministry of Shipping.Help determine the privatization agenda of the Government including the companies to be divested and extent of divestment. Strategise the divestment policy of 19 May 2014 - 26 May 2015 1 Years, 7 Days Cadre
SAG Economic Adviser Ministry of Urban Development Chair of the Working Group writing the Model Concession Agreement for Public Private Partnership in Urban Water Supply sector. Chair of the Committee for the issue of Municipal Bonds in India. Financing of Smart Cities.Public Private Partnerships in Smart 27 May 2015 - 4 Sep 2017 2 Years, 3 Months, 9 Days Cadre
SAG Economic Adviser Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas In-charge of two flagship missions of the Ministry - 10% reduction in petroleum imports by 2022; and North-East vision for the petroleum sector. 4 Sep 2017 - 23 Nov 2017 2 Months, 19 Days Cadre
SAG Joint Secretary DEA, Ministry of Finance Mandate included Infrastructure Policy, Public-Private Partnerships, Infrastructure Finance, and Energy sector. 24 Nov 2017 - 18 Mar 2020 2 Years, 3 Months, 23 Days CSS Deputation
SAG Joint Secretary Ministry of Home Affairs Mandate includes planning, financing, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of all development programs in the 8 Union Territories of India, including economic and social infrastructure development projects. 19 Mar 2020 - 26 Jun 2020
Till Date
CSS Deputation

 

Personal/Study Leave (if any) :

 

Training

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
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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)

 

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 :
Training for Long term Career Progression :
 

 

Publication & Awards

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
Publication Book on PPPs in Infrastructure (Springer Singapore) PPPs in Infrastructure. Managing the Challenges 2018
Publication India: A Critical Decade (Oxford University Press) Does Privatization Lead to Benign Results: The Indian Experience and Policy Lessons 2011
Article in Journal/Newspapers SAGE Journal Vikalpa of IIM Ahmedabad Are we creating outcomes similar to power sector by proliferating metro rails across cities in India 2021
Publication World Bank Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Investments in South Asia's Electric Power Infrastructure 2010
Article in Journal/Newspapers World Bank What drives private sector exit from infrastructure: Economic crises and other factors in the cancellation of private infrastructure projects in developing countries 2009
Article in Journal/Newspapers Economic and Political Weekly Renegotiation in Long Term Infrastructure Projects 2013
Article in Journal/Newspapers Economic and Political Weekly Delhi Airport Metro Fiasco What can be done to redeem the project 2013
Article in Journal/Newspapers Economic and Political Weekly Floundering Public Private Partnerships in India Some suggestions 2014
Paper Presentation(Conferences/Seminar) World Bank Assessment of Public Private Partnerships in Infrastructure 2009
Paper Presentation(Conferences/Seminar) University of Maryland, USA Sustaining Privatization: Do Public Private Partnership Projects in Infrastructure provide Value for Money to governments 2010

 

Specialization
Area of specialization of the officer Grade No. of years of specialization gained
Economic Regulation JAG,NFSG,SAG 10 Years
Energy JTS,STS,JAG,NFSG,SAG 15 Years
Infrastructure JTS,STS,JAG,NFSG,SAG,HAG 29 Years
Transport STS,JAG,NFSG,SAG,HAG 16 Years

 

Specific area of interest/field of work where the officer would prefer to be placed.
Economic Regulation, Energy, Infrastructure, Transport

Subject/Area or topic preferred by the officer to deliver a lecture, whenever required.
Economic Regulation, Energy, Infrastructure, Urban Development, Transport

 

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This profile was last updated on: 11th Oct 2021

 

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