Who will head DTE? Names sealed in envelope



By Vikas Vaidya




The speculations reign supreme as to who will head the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) in Maharashtra. The interviews for the post of Director of Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) were conducted on Tuesday and the names are sealed in the envelope. The name will be declared very soon. Meanwhile the names of Dr S K Mahajan and Dr Abhay Wagh.
The interviews for the post of Director of DTE conducted on Tuesday and the panel led by Dr Bhalchandra Chopne, former Vice-Chancellor of Nagpur University and ex-Director of DTE shortlisted seven names. The names include Dr S K Mahajan, Joint Director of DTE (Dr Mahajan has handled the charge of Director of  DTE for 8 years in a successful manner), Dr Abhay Wagh, Deputy Secertary of Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE), Dr Borikar, Dr G K Awari, Principal of Tulsiram Gaikwad Patil College, Nagpur; Dr Gulhane, Principal of Government Polytechnic, Murtizapur; Dr R P Mogre, Principal of Government Polytechnic, Yavatmal. They appeared for interview. The interview panel consists of Dr Chopne, Dr Chandrashekhar Oak (former Director General of Information and Publicity), Chairman of MPSC; Mr Raite who is handling the charge of DTE chief. Dr Oak was working as Commissioner of Common Entrance Test cell and he was also given the charge of DTE for some days.
The reliable sources said that though the names of Dr Abhay Wagh and Dr S K Mahajan were making rounds, the higher authority is keen to select Dr Wagh. The post was not filled for the last 7 years. Even Dr Mahajan was working on adhoc basis. Now the post will be full time. It remains to be seen as to who will head the DTE. The name is likely to be declared after Diwali.

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