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Chittoor Collector Pradyumna in top 10 list of Better India
The relentless efforts of Collector PS Pradyumna were rewarded by an organsisation ‘The Better India.’ In their list of 10 inspiring IAS officers, who have gone above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of many in 2017, the Chittoor Collector finds a place along with nine others.
Tirupati: The relentless efforts of Collector PS Pradyumna were rewarded by an organsisation ‘The Better India.’ In their list of 10 inspiring IAS officers, who have gone above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of many in 2017, the Chittoor Collector finds a place along with nine others.
The Better India commended these officers as they were “Unwilling to be stifled by red-tapism and these dynamic and dedicated IAS officers were infusing fresh ideas, efficiency and inclusivity into governance.” It observed that the transformation towards good governance was slowly but steadily rolling in due to dynamic IAS officers who were bringing in fresher ideas, unwilling to be stifled by red-tapism and who look forward to changing the country for the better.
In a list of 10 officers, Chittoor Collector occupies 7th place and was the only officer representing the State. The remaining list includes: Prasanth Nair (Kerala cadre). Poma Tudu (Odisha), Surendra Kumar Solanki (Rajasthan), Mir Mohamed Ali (Kerala), Parikipandla Narahari ( Madhya Pradesh), Bharathi Hollikeri (Telangana), Saurabh Kumar (Chattisgarh), Ronald Rose (Telangana) and Rohini R Bhajibhakare (Tamil Nadu).
