Samir Kumar Sinha

Samir Kumar Sinha

politician India

Samir Kumar Sinha, an IAS officer from the Assam-Meghalaya cadre, has been appointed as the new Civil Aviation Secretary in a recent bureaucratic reshuffle, showcasing his leadership in the civil service.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.01%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
2,477,566
Power
5,206$
Sentiment
6.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
India 2 6.00 0.18% +0% 1,380,004,385 2,477,566 $2,900,000 5,206$
Totals 2 1,380,004,385 2,477,566 $2,900,000 5,206$
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Recent Mentions

India India: Samir Kumar Sinha is the civil aviation secretary who summoned IndiGo's CEO for a meeting regarding the flight disruptions. 5

The Times of India: IndiGo chaos: Operations expected to stablise by December 10 — what we know so far | India News

India India: Samir Kumar Sinha, the civil aviation secretary, gave IndiGo two days to fully restore operations. 7

The Times of India: Govt caps flight fares, gives IndiGo 2 days to normalise | India News

India India: Samir Kumar Sinha was involved in detailed discussions about safety measures in the aviation sector. 6

The Times of India: After crash, red flags, government & Air India brainstorm on safety | India News

India India: Samir Kumar Sinha is the secretary of the civil aviation ministry who reported on the pilot's final communication during the crash. 5

The Times of India: Air India plane crash: Black box of 787 Dreamliner to be sent to US for data recovery; ‘recorders sustained heavy damage…’

Peru Peru: Samir Kumar Sinha offered a minute-by-minute account of the last moments of flight AI171. 6

El Comercio: Se confirma qué dijo el piloto del vuelo AI171 de Air India antes de estrellarse | MAG

Venezuela Venezuela: Samir Kumar Sinha provided a minute-by-minute account of the last moments of the flight that crashed shortly after declaring an emergency. 6

El Nacional: Gobierno de India promete informe sobre accidente aéreo en un plazo de tres meses