Bengaluru: Vijay Bhaskar to be Karnataka's new Chief Secretary


Bengaluru, Jun 30 (IANS): Senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer T M Vijay Bhaskar will be Karnataka's new Chief Secretary, replacing K. Ratna Prabha who will be retiring on superannuation on Saturday, an official notification said.

A 1983-batch officer of the Karnataka cadre, Bhaskar, 57, was earlier the Additional Chief Secretary to the state government.

He was the former Bengaluru civic body's administrator.

Prabha, 59, was on a three-month extension since April 1 due to the Assembly poll on May 12 in the state. 

She was the first Dalit woman to become Chief Secretary in Karnataka and the third woman officer to hold the top administrative post.

  

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  • Honnappa, Byadagi

    Sun, Jul 01 2018

    Congratulations to T.M. Vijay Bhaskar on his appointment as Chief secretary of Karnataka state. I hope he gives clean and good administration to the people of this state. During his tenure as education secretary , He resisted pressure from biscuit , cookies , ready to eat manufacturing companies to supply their products for mid day meals to government school children instead of freshly prepared meals prepared at the school itself. His effort in providing mid meal scheme for school children in such a big scale has been appreciated by international agencies.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Sat, Jun 30 2018

    Congratulations and all the best in his new challenging assignment

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jun 30 2018

    Hum Thumare Sath Hai ...

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