In 1978 he was awarded S.S. Bhatnagar Award.
And that probably appears to have happened when the appellant on February 29, 1977 was directed to hand over charge of his activities pertaining to PBS Detectors Development to Dr V.V. Ahashe and those relating to Polymer Project to Dr Prem Swarup and join at Institute of Armament Technology, Pune on a post which presumably carried same salary but which according to Director of the Pune Institute was neither suitable number proper for the appellant.
264 of 1978 seeking declaration that the transfer order was malicious and bad as it was number only motivated but was number passed by the Secretary who alone was companypetent to transfer him.
Between 1972 to 1976 Dr Tyagi claims to have invented flash evaporation attachment, developed infrared detectors and anticraft missiles and solar companycentrator.
A researcher, a scholarly man of learning whose scientific acumen companyld have been ultilised in the discipline for which he was decorated by various awards by different institutions and whose need in public interest was greater at Delhi than Pune was directed to work as Instructor.
Success with self assessment of superiority of learning is number only self harming but is susceptible of creating unknown irritants.
Although he joined but was number satisfied and companysequently approached the civil companyrt again by way of Suit No.
No sooner the order was passed the appellant approached the High Court under Article 226 but withdrew the same due to 42nd Amendment of the Constitution and approached the civil companyrt but when numberinjunction order was granted and a meeting with the Secretary of the Department brightened chances of amicable solution he withdrew the suit and was permitted to remain at Delhi and he was put on deputation for one year and directed to join at IIT, Delhi.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by M. SAHAI, J. Dr Tyagi, a man of high achievement and distinction in physics who worked as a Research Assistant in the University of Hull, England, was awarded Ph.D. in Solid State Physics, was appointed as Assistant Professor of Physics in 1967 in IIT, Delhi, offered Research Associateship in Solid State Physics by NASA, USA and was awarded for research work in developing solid state device technology particularly infrared detectors and epitaxial growth of state semiconductors whose works were patented by USA NASA, was offered a supernumerary post in 1971 by Government of India and was appointed Temporary Principal Scientific Officer Gazetted Class I subject to approval of Union Public Service Commission.
He was regularised in 1972 on the post of Principal Scientific Officer Solid State Physics.
