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New UT Administration officials assigned charges

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:30 AM Jun 12, 2025 IST
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On joining of three AGMUT-cadre IAS officers, the UT Administration today assigned the charge of Special Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, to Pardeep Kumar, a 2013 batch officer. This is the second time that the Special Commissioner has been appointed in the civic body.

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Pardeep Kumar has also been assigned the charge of Secretary, Agriculture, and Secretary, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, relieving Hari Kallikkat of these charges.

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Swapnil M Naik, a 2009 batch officer, has been given the charge of Secretary, Hospitality, Chairman CITCO, and OSD Personnel. Mohamed Mansoor L (2017 batch) has been assigned the charges of Secretary, Cooperation, Secretary, Food and Supplies and Consumer Affairs, and Legal Metrology, and Secretary, Excise and Taxation.

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