In a seniority-based decision, Parag Jain, a 1989 batch IPS officer from the Punjab cadre and the second-in-command at R&AW, has been appointed as the new Chief of India’s external intelligence agency. His elevation reflects the government’s preference for experience and continuity at the top.
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