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Udupi: Dr M T Reju Takes Charge as Deputy Commissioner of Dist

  •   Mon, May 23 2011 06:01:07 PM

Udupi: Dr M T Reju Takes Charge as Deputy Commissioner of Dist

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Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (RD/SB)

Udupi, May 23: Dr M T Reju has taken charge as new deputy commissioner (DC) here on Monday May 23. He was serving as deputy secretary in state staff and administrative reforms department in Bangalore.

Dr Reju belongs to IAS group of 2005 and earlier served as assistant commissioner (AC) at Tarikere in Chikmagalur district.

He hails from Aleppey district in Kerala. His predecessor DC P Hemalata was transferred to Bangalore as director of horticulture department.    

  

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  • Baburao Jagdale, Raichur

    Wed, Oct 31 2012

    Nice to see you sir, after a long period. God bless u with lots of success and fame.

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  • cyril mathias, udupi

    Tue, May 24 2011

    Welcome to the district of harmony and peace.We look forward to a curruption free administration.People of Udupi expect a clean administratio from a young officer.Best wishes.We assure you of our support and cooperation.Cyril Mathias,President,Udupi Zilla Alpa sankyatara vedike.

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  • rameez, udupi/muscat

    Mon, May 23 2011

    Congrats sir for being D C of udupi. Udupi is a calm and peace loving city . Hope you like our city. All the best sir.

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