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Rajiv Manjhi, Director, ISTM
 Shri Rajiv Manjhi joined Government service through Civil Services Examination 1993 and has put in more than 30 years of service with Government organisations in various capacities. He holds Master’s Degree in Managements i.e. MBA (HR) and MBA (Finance) with distinctions and M.Phil in Public Administration. 2. Shri Rajiv Manjhi is a certified trainer by UNDP and Govt. of India on the Leadership Development Programme. He has been visiting Faculty to many institutions of national repute namely NIFM, IIPA, ISTM, IILM, DSSC and iCISA. 3. While working with Ministry of Power, he was instrumental in planning and implementation of thermal power projects resulting in meeting power shortage in the country including surplus power for Delhi. 4. While working as Deputy Secretary (2008-2011) and Director (2011-2013) with DoP&T, he transformed the career progression of CSSS officials where promotions could be made after 15 years of average stagnation in a grade and during his tenure of four years, promotions of CSSS cadre officials were made for the select list year of 2000 to 2012. 5. While acting as nominee of DoP&T to the Board of Directors of Kendriya Bhandar, he was instrumental in turning around the Kendriya Bhandar from a loss-making organisation to profit making. 6. While working as Director (2013-2016) with Ministry of Health & Family Welfare he amended all the recruitment rules of attached and subordinate organisations numbering 572 RRs and streamlined procurement resulting in saving of 70 crores per annum. He designed Professional Development Programme in Finance and Administration for the Central Health Services (CHS) Officers and implemented the same in collaboration with NIFM (2015-2019) . 7. While working as Joint Secretary to Government of India with Ministry of Health & Family Welfare from 2017-2024, he is credited with eliminating two diseases namely Kala-Azar (2023) and Trachoma(2023) from the country while working towards reduction in blindness prevalence from .32% to .28% by 2024 (March), reduction in prevalence of Lymphatic Filariasis and reduction in Case Fatality Rate(CFR) of Dengue apart from successful implementation of the other National Programmes. 8. As a trainer, he specialises in the following area:
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