Four senior PCS officers appointed to IAS cadre in Puducherry
The Hindu
Four Pondicherry Civil Service officers appointed to Indian Administrative Service, joining Joint AGMUT cadre after meeting officials.
Four senior officers belonging to the Pondicherry Civil Service — P. Priytarshny, Y.L.N Reddy, L. Mohamed Mansoor and P. T Rudra Goud — have been appointed to the Indian Administrative Service by the Union government.
The Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions in a notification issued on April 8 has informed its decision to appoint the officers to the IAS cadre. After their appointment, the officers will become part of the Joint AGMUT (Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram, Union Territory) cadre.
“The President is pleased to appoint the members of the State Civil Service of U.T. Segment to the Indian Administrative Service against the vacancies determined by the government of India,” the notification said.
The four officers called on Lieutenant Governor K. Kailashnathan and Chief Minister N. Rangasamy on Wednesday.
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