29 October 2026
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Tamil Nadu: Government Appoints 15 IAS Officers to Monitor Rain Damage in Chennai

The government has appointed one IAS officer for each 15 zones
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15 IAS officers have been appointed by the Tamil Nadu Government to monitor rain damage in Chennai. The government has appointed one IAS officer for each of the 15 zones.

Regional wise names of the Officers are-

Zone 1: AK Kamal Kishore

Zone 2: Ganesan

Zone 3: Sandeep Nanduri

Zone 4: DG Vinay

Zone 5: Maheshwari Ravikumar

Zone 6: Pradeep Kumar

Zone 7: Sureshkumar

Zone 8: S. Palanisamy

Zone 9: Rajamani

Zone 10: M. Vijayalakshmi

Zone 11: Sankarlal Kumawat

Zone 12: L. Nirmal Raj

Zone 13: S. Malvizhi

Zone 14: Sivagnanam

Zone 15: Rao


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