IAS- Transfers and postings of certain I.A.S officers

he priority of the Government is to provide responsive, accountable governance in

a corruption free environment while keeping special focus on the welfare of all section

of the society. To achieve these objectives, the Government have to implement the

development and welfare programs of the State in mission mode, while ensuring

effective last mile delivery of government services through Village Secretariat/ Ward

Secretariat with a network of Village & Ward Volunteers.

2. Furthermore, there are large number of IAS officers in senior-time scale, who

require extensive field exposure, before they take up higher responsibilities. In addition

to above officers, extensive field exposure is also required for State Civil Service (SCS)

and Non-State Civil Service (Non-SCS) officers, who have a proven track record and are

likely to be promoted to IAS cadre in future.

3. Keeping all the above in mind, the Government vide reference read above

have issued orders r estructuring the organization structure of the District

administration at Joint Collector level as (i) Joint Collector, Rythu Bharosa & Revenue

(JC – RB & R), (ii) Joint Collector, Village & Ward Secretariat and Development (JC –

V & WS and D) and (iii) Joint Collector, Aasara and Welfare (JC – A & W).

4. In view of the orders issued in the reference read above, the following transfers

and postings are ordered with immediate effect:

IAS- Transfers and postings of certain I.A.S officers – Orders