New Delhi: Government on March 4 failed to find a ‘suitable’ candidate to head the loss-making national carrier Air India, whose chairman and managing director Rohit Nandan is on a 10-months extension, which expires in August this year. Public Enterprises Selection Board, which conducted interviews for selecting a new CMD for the state-run airline, and did not find any candidate “suitable”, and recommended that the Government may choose an "appropriate" course of further action for selection, official sources said.
The Board had short listed seven candidates, including a senior Andhra Pradesh cadre IAS officer and a director on Air India board, and had called them for an interview on March 4, sources said, adding however only three of them appeared on March 4 before the Selection panel.
04/03/15 PTI/Deccan Chronicle
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The Board had short listed seven candidates, including a senior Andhra Pradesh cadre IAS officer and a director on Air India board, and had called them for an interview on March 4, sources said, adding however only three of them appeared on March 4 before the Selection panel.
04/03/15 PTI/Deccan Chronicle
