Parliament Parliament Q&A
IREDA has 305 sanctioned posts but no special SC/ST recruitment in 3 years
The question asked the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy to provide details on sanctioned, filled, and vacant posts in IREDA, specifically regarding reservation norms for SCs and STs, recruitment drives, and compliance plans.
The Ministry responded by laying a statement on the Table of the House with annexures containing the requested data.
Asked and answered by: Asked by Shri Murari Lal Meena; Answered by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (Minister Shri Pralhad Joshi).
What the government said
- IREDA has a total of 305 sanctioned posts, with 226 filled and 79 vacant.
- Group-A accounts for the majority of posts (252 sanctioned, 180 filled, 56 vacant).
- Group-B and Group-D have no sanctioned posts listed in the provided annexures.
- Group-C has 16 sanctioned posts, with 3 in-position and 13 vacant (implied by 16 sanctioned - 3 in-position, though Annexure I lists 16 sanctioned and 0 filled/vacant explicitly in one column, Annexure III clarifies 3 in-position).
- There are 6 total backlog posts for SCs and STs (4 for SCs, 2 for STs).
- No separate special recruitment drives were conducted in the last three years; reserved posts were filled through regular recruitment processes.
- The government states IREDA is in compliance with reservation policies and no separate time-bound action plan was formulated as provisions are implemented continuously.
Also in the document
- The answer states that no separate special recruitment drives were undertaken for SC/ST categories in the last three years.
- The government explicitly states that no separate time-bound action plan has been formulated for reservation compliance, citing continuous implementation of existing guidelines.
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Parliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Question to govt · Ref. LS Q159 (Session 8) · 29 Jul 2026
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