New Collector for Dindigul
The Hindu
S. Saravanan appointed as new Dindigul Collector, with previous roles in CMWSSB and various districts.
S. Saravanan assumed office as the new Collector of Dindigul district on Tuesday. Prior to this posting, he served as Executive Director of Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB).
Mr. Saravanan was born in Mylambadi near Bhavani in Erode district. He had completed his entire education in government institutions, according to a press release. A 2016-batch IAS Officer, he has served as Assistant Collector (Training) in Thoothukudi district, Sub-Collector in Kancheepuram district, Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes Department in Erode district, Additional Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department and Additional Collector (Development) in Madurai district.
Mr. Saravanan succeeds M.N. Poongodi who takes charge as Joint Commissioner (Admininstration) of Commercial Taxes Department.
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