Warrior, Administrator, Judge: Capt. J.P. Singh's 40-Year Legacy of Leadership & Innovation
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
An officer with unique distinction of working in both the premier organizations of country; the INDIAN ARMY and the INDIAN RAILWAYS. Has thirty seven years of varied and extensive experience in different fields including management of personal and resources, public welfare, planning and strategy and making/execution of policies for improving services and optimizing of revenue. A bold and upright officer with impeccable integrity and positive outlook. He is polite, disciplined and humble. Extremely innovative & decisive, he has proved his talent and perseverance by qualifying successfully for the top examinations of country despite coming from a remote village and humble farming background.
This rare mix of rural-urban and army-civil service makes him one of the few officers equipped with necessary compassion and clarity required for appreciating the problems facing the people.
As Commissioned Officer in Indian Army
Served 10 years with distinction in managerial/administrative roles, operations, and troop management/training.
Instilled leadership, discipline, patriotism, and hard work;
Awarded Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding service despite border injury forcing exit.
Rare soldier-to-civil servant transition highlights his bold choice for national service over easier paths.
Civil Service: Indian Railway Traffic Service (1989-2017)
Selected via Civil Services exam 1986 (high rank; also cleared UP PCS, banking as general candidate), opted for challenging IRTS role in train operations, passenger services, revenue (Northern/East Central Railways). Took VRS Feb 2017 after unblemished record. Key postings (Senior Administrative Grade from Dec 2006):Unique:
Only cadre officer with such diverse passenger-focused senior roles; handled crores of customers, massive
infrastructure, revenue.
Judiciary (2017-2019)
Selected by Supreme Court as Member Technical, Railway Claims Tribunal (higher judiciary); served 2 years, delivering justice to needy/poor; retired Feb 2019 spotless.
