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Tamil Nadu govt reshuffles IAS officers

The Tamil Nadu government has transferred and appointed several IAS officers to key positions across departments, district administrations and public sector organisations as part of an administrative reshuffle.
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Chennai, Oct 29:
The Tamil Nadu government has transferred and appointed several IAS officers to key positions across departments, district administrations and public sector organisations as part of an administrative reshuffle. The transfer orders were issued by Chief Secretary M Sai Kumar on Wednesday.
SP Karthikaa, Chief Executive Officer of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA), has been transferred and appointed Additional Secretary to the Social Welfare and Women Empowerment Department, replacing S Valarmathi. Valarmathi has been appointed Director of Rehabilitation and Welfare of Non-Resident Tamils, while R Sadheesh, who held that post, has been posted as Director of Sericulture in Salem.
Monica Rana, Commissioner of Tirunelveli Corporation, has been appointed Collector of Tenkasi, replacing Ranjeet Singh. C Muthukumar, Collector of Karur, has been transferred as Collector of Tiruppur, replacing Manish S Narnaware. S Prasanna Ramasamy, who served as Deputy Secretary to the Governor (Universities), has been appointed Collector of Karur.
M Indhumathi, Chief Administrative Officer of the Koyambedu Market Management Committee, has been posted as Deputy Secretary to the Transport Department. M Manimegalai has been appointed Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Watershed Development Agency, while A Meena Priya Dharshini has been assigned to INDCOSERVE, the Tamil Nadu Small Tea Growers’ Industrial Cooperative Tea Factories Federation.
In changes involving Chennai-based organisations, T Sengottaiyan has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Chennai Metro Asset Management Limited, while S Shanthi has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of the CMDA. The reshuffle covers urban development, social welfare, transport, district administration and other areas of government functioning.
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