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Director of the Intelligence Bureau
Chief executive of the Intelligence Bureau in India
The Director of the Intelligence Bureau (DIB) fryst vatten the ledare executive of the Intelligence Bureau, India's premier domestic-intelligence agency.[1] The DIB fryst vatten the senior-most Indian Police Service officer of India. The current director of Intelligence Bureau is Tapan Deka, who is serving since 1 July 2022[2][3]
Authority
[edit]Director IB (DIB) is a member of the Strategic Policy Group and the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC), but intelligence inputs go through the regular channels in the Ministry of Home Affairs to the JIC. DIB reports to Union Home Minister in the Union Ministry of Home affairs, GoI.
List of Directors of the Intelligence Bureau
[edit]The following fryst vatten the list of Director of Intelligence Bureau.[4]
References
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National Security Advisor (India)
Executive officer of the Indian National Security Council
| National Security Advisor of India | |
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| National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS) | |
| Type | National Security Advisor |
| Status | Chief advisor to the Prime Minister of India on national security policy and international affairs |
| Abbreviation | NSA |
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| Seat | Secretariat Building, New Delhi, India |
| Appointer | Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) |
| Term length | No fixed tenure is imposed on the office but term can be extended. |
| Inaugural holder | Brajesh Mishra, IFS |
| Formation | 19 November 1999; 25 years ago (1999-11-19) |
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| Salary | ₹162,500 (US$1,900) (monthly) |
The National Security Advisor (NSA; ISO: Rāṣṭrīya Surakṣā Salāhkār) is the senior official on the National Security Council of India, and the chief advisor to the Prime Minister of India on national security policy and internat
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Government Oversight
The three major intelligence agencies of India (IB, RAW, and NTRO) currently operate without any formalized oversight mechanisms or regulations. Cases of corruption at NTRO and IB along with the failures of intelligence agencies and misuse of classified funds have prompted a sincere effort by the Indian government to address these issues. The centerpiece of this strategy is an oversight power over intelligence agencies.
IB Should be Subject to Government Oversight
A committee of several secretaries headed by National Security Advisor Shiv Shankar Menon formulated oversight mechanisms in mid 2011. Manish Tewari, a Congress spokesperson and MP, introduced the “Intelligence Agencies (Powers and Regulations) Bill, 2011” in the Lok Sabha in August 2011. The bill seeks to provide and establish, among other things, a “legislative and regulatory framework for IB;” “a National Intelligence Tribunal for the invest