Ms Meera K IAS (Kerala 2021), presently, Sub Collector, Fort Kochi, Kerala, given additional charge of District Development Commissioner, Ernakulam, Kerala, relieving Dr Aswathy Srinivas IAS of the charge.
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Dr Aswathy Srinivas IAS (Kerala 2020), presently, District Development Commissioner,
Ernakulam, Kerala, with additional charge of CMD, Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation Limited, Managing Director, Vyttila Mobility Hub Society, Managing Director, Kerala State
Construction Corporation Limited, is appointed as Managing Director – Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation, and the post is declared equivalent to the cadre post of Deputy Secretary to Government of Kerala (Senior Time Scale of IAS in Level 11 in the Pay Matrix Table Pay Range ₹67,700 – 2,08,700/-).
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Shri P B Nooh IAS (Kerala 2012), presently, Special Secretary, Transport Department, Kerala, with additional charge of CMD, Kerala Transport Development Finance Corporation, is given further additional charge of Chairman – Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation Limited, in addition to existing additional charge.
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Shri Manoz Jain IAS (Karnataka 2006), presently, Secretary, Minority Welfare Department, Karnataka, is transferred and appointed as, Secretary – Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Karnataka, and Legal Metrology Department, under Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Karnataka, along with concurrent charge of the post of Secretary – Planning, Programme Monitoring and Statistics Department, Bengaluru, Karnataka. He relieves Shri Kumar T H M IAS (Karnataka 2008).
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Shri D Sajith Babu IAS (Kerala 2012), presently, Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Kerala, and Special Secretary, Animal Husbandry Department, Kerala, is relieved from additional charge of Special Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Kerala and given additional charge of Special Secretary, Revenue (Devaswom), Kerala.
In Kerala, the devaswom system manages nearly 3,000 temples and earns approximately 1,000 crores annually in revenue. The five major devaswoms—Guruvayur, Travancore, Malabar, Cochin, and Koodalmanikyam—oversee these temples, each with its own revenue and asset base. For example, the Guruvayur devaswom has assets of 2500 crores and the Travancore devaswom earns 390 crores in revenue. Notable temples within this network include the Sabarimala Hill Shrine, Chettikulangara Devi temple, and Koodalmanikyam Temple, each generating significant revenue and demonstrating the vast financial resources within the devaswom system available to the state.
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Shri Anbukkumar V IAS (Karnataka 2004), presently, Managing Director, Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), Bengaluru, is given concurrent charge of the post of Secretary – Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Sciences and Fisheries Department, Karnataka, in place Dr Ajay Nagabhushan M N, IAS, for assignment under central deputation.
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Shri Ujjwal Kumar Ghosh IAS (Karnataka 2008), presently waiting posting is appointed as Executive Director – Suvarna Arogya Suraksha Trust, Bengaluru, relieving Shri Sangappa IAS (Karnataka 2016), declaring the post equivalent to the cadre post of Secretary to Government of Karnataka (Super Time Scale of IAS).
Suvarna Arogya Suraksha Trust (SAST) is an autonomous body under the Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Department, established in 2009 to implement health assurance schemes for economically weaker sections. A key function of SAST is providing financial aid to patients with rare diseases, particularly when treatment is unavailable in government hospitals. Registered under the Indian Trust Act, 1882, it was created as a special-purpose vehicle to ensure the efficient and cost-effective execution of government health initiatives.
By streamlining healthcare services and leveraging public-private partnerships, SAST plays a crucial role in strengthening Karnataka’s healthcare system and improving medical access for underserved populations.
Initially formed to administer the Vajpayee Arogyashree Health Assurance Scheme for Below Poverty Line (BPL) families, SAST has since expanded its role to manage multiple healthcare schemes, including Jyothi Sanjeevini and Rajiv Arogya Bhagya. It empanels both public and private hospitals, creating a comprehensive healthcare network to improve access to medical treatment in the state.
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Smt T V Anupama IAS (Kerala 2010), presently, Special Secretary, Local Self-Government, Kerala, with additional charge of Secretary, Revenue, Devaswom Department, Kerala, is relieved from additional charge of Secretary, Revenue (Devaswom) Department, Kerala.
In Kerala, the devaswom system manages nearly 3,000 temples and earns approximately 1,000 crores annually in revenue. The five major devaswoms—Guruvayur, Travancore, Malabar, Cochin, and Koodalmanikyam—oversee these temples, each with its own revenue and asset base. For example, the Guruvayur devaswom has assets of 2500 crores and the Travancore devaswom earns 390 crores in revenue. Notable temples within this network include the Sabarimala Hill Shrine, Chettikulangara Devi temple, and Koodalmanikyam Temple, each generating significant revenue and demonstrating the vast financial resources within the devaswom system.
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Major Manivannan P IAS (Karnataka 1998), presently, Principal Secretary, Social Welfare Department, Karnataka, given concurrent charge of the post of Principal Secretary – Co-operation Department, Bengaluru, Karnataka, in place of Dr Ajay Nagabhushan M N IAS (Karnataka 2004), relieved for assignment under central deputation.
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Dr K Vasuki IAS (Kerala 2008), presently, Secretary, Labour and Skills, Kerala, Secretary, Non-Resident Keralites Affairs (NORKA), Kerala and Secretary, Department of External Cooperation, Kerala, is given additional charge of Principal Secretary – Animal Husbandry, Principal Secretary – Dairy Development, and Museum (Zoo) Departments, Kerala.
Dr K Vasuki is a qualified physician with a degree in MBBS from The Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University, Chennai.
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Dr Sharmila Mary Joseph IAS (Kerala 1997), presently, Principal Secretary, Local Self Government Department (presiding over both the departments – the Rural and the Urban) Kerala, is given additional charge of Secretary – Women & Child Development Department, Kerala.
Dr Sharmila Mary Joseph is a gold medalist MBBS from the Trivandrum Medical College, with further studies in Health Management, International Studies, and Public Policy from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, USA.
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Shri Mohammed Hanish APM IAS (Kerala 1996), presently, Principal Secretary, Industries, Kerala, with additional charge of Revenue, Wakf Department, is given additional charge of Principal Secretary – Sports and Youth Affairs Department, Government Secretariat, Kerala.
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