12 November 2026
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Andhra Pradesh IAS Reshuffle: 14 Officers Transferred, P. Sreenivasulu Posted as Joint Collector and Additional District Magistrate of Markapuram

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Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh government on Monday issued orders transferring and posting several IAS officers with immediate effect as part of a statewide administrative reshuffle aimed at strengthening district-level and departmental governance.

The orders were issued by Chief Secretary K. Vijayanand through G.O.Rt.No.63 dated January 12, 2026. Officials said the reshuffle is intended to enhance administrative efficiency across municipal bodies, districts, and key departments.

Key IAS Postings and Transfers

As per the government order:

  • P. Sreenivasulu (IAS: 2017), Municipal Commissioner of Guntur Municipal Corporation, has been posted as Joint Collector and Additional District Magistrate, Markapuram district.
  • Kathawate Mayur Ashok (IAS: 2018) has been transferred from Visakhapatnam district and appointed as Municipal Commissioner, Guntur Municipal Corporation.
  • Gopala Krishna Ronanki (IAS: 2017) has been posted as Joint Secretary in the Health, Medical and Family Welfare Department.

Appointments to Key Departments and Urban Bodies

  • Shrivas Nupur Ajaykumar (IAS: 2018) has been appointed Director of Civil Supplies.
  • Kalpana Kumari (IAS: 2018) has been transferred from the Girijan Cooperative Corporation and posted as Joint Collector, Prakasam district.
  • R. Govinda Rao (IAS: 2018) has been appointed Vice-Chairman of the Tirupati Urban Development Authority (TUDA).

Read also: Andhra Pradesh Govt Promotes 5 IAS Officers of 2010 Batch to Super Time Scale; Elevated to Secretary Rank

District-Level Joint Collector Postings

The reshuffle also included several district-level postings:

  • Nidhi Meena – Joint Collector, YSR Kadapa district
  • C. Vishnu Charan – Joint Collector, Anantapur district
  • Mallavarapu Suryateja – Joint Collector, Anakapalli district
  • Adharsh Rajeendran – Joint Collector, Chittoor district

More Orders Expected

Chief Secretary K. Vijayanand stated that additional posting orders would be issued separately, indicating that further administrative adjustments may follow. Officials noted that the reshuffle spans multiple cadres and reflects evolving administrative priorities across the state.

Read also: Uttar Pradesh IAS Promotions 2026: 17 Officers Elevated, 5 Including Sanjay Prasad Become Additional Chief Secretaries


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