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Monsoon Preparedness: Telangana Deploys 10 Senior IAS Officers to Supervise District Response

Ahead of heavy seasonal rains, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy assigns top administrators—including Jayesh Ranjan for Hyderabad—to oversee ground-level operations across erstwhile districts.

BY HYDERABAD STORIES

Originally reported by Hyderabad Stories

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Ahead of heavy seasonal rains, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy assigns top administrators—including Jayesh Ranjan for Hyderabad—to oversee ground-level operations across erstwhile districts.

HYDERABAD — In a major administrative push ahead of the monsoon season, the Telangana government has issued Government Order 1067, deploying 10 senior Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers as Special Officers across the state’s erstwhile districts.

The move aims to establish proactive oversight on weather contingencies, rural infrastructure, and urban waterlogging, ensuring seamless coordination between district administrations and local leadership.

Key Focus Areas Under GO 1067

Under the newly issued order, the appointed special officers are tasked with tracking critical seasonal indicators:

  • Hydrological Status: Rainfall patterns, reservoir capacities, and groundwater depletion.
  • Essential Services: Uninterrupted power distribution and safe drinking water availability.
  • Agriculture & Livestock: Monitoring crop health, emergency contingency planning, and seasonal advisory rollouts.

District-Wise Officer Allotment

The list of senior officers assigned to oversee ground operations includes:

| District | Designated IAS Special Officer | | --- | --- | | Hyderabad | Jayesh Ranjan | | Ranga Reddy | Vikas Raj | | Karimnagar | Benhur Mahesh Dutt Ekka | | Medak | A. Vani Prasad | | Nizamabad | Dr. Yogita Rana | | Nalgonda | K. Harichandana | | Adilabad | Ilambarithi K. | | Warangal | A. Sridevasena | | Mahabubnagar | V. P. Gautham | | Khammam | Anudeep Durishetty |

On-the-Ground Inspections & High-Level Review

The assigned officers are required to visit their allotted districts on Monday, July 20, working directly alongside ministers-in-charge to identify and resolve immediate local challenges.

Following these field visits, Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy will chair a state-level review meeting alongside in-charge ministers and special officers to evaluate findings and finalize execution strategies across all districts.

CM Revanth Reviews Monsoon Preparations

This video provides direct news coverage of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy holding high-level review meetings regarding Telangana’s monsoon preparedness and administrative actions.

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