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Tamil Nadu Moves Supreme Court Against Appointment of IAS Officer to Probe Mining Activities
The Tamil Nadu government has approached the Supreme Court challenging the appointment of a whistleblower IAS officer by the Madras High Court to inspect mining activities in the state.
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Tamil Nadu's 'Most Transferred Officer' Gets an Important Job From Court
Senior Tamil Nadu officer U Sagayam, who was transferred twice in 48 hours, has been asked by a court to investigate illegal graphite mining in Tamil Nadu.
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Tamil Nadu's Ashok Khemka: IAS Officer Transferred Twice in 48 Hours
A senior IAS officer in Tamil Nadu was transferred twice in 48 hours last week.
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Immigration authorities asked to be on lookout for Alagiri's son
Police have alerted immigration authorities to help them in preventing Durai Dayanidhi, union minister M K Alagiri's son, and 11 others from leaving the country in the wake of the state government's crackdown on illegal granite quarrying.
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Tahsildars transferred for not staying in residential premises
Two Tahsildars in the district were transferred by Madurai Collector U Sagayam after an inspection found they were not staying in the respective residential premises allotted to them.
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Tamil Nadu Moves Supreme Court Against Appointment of IAS Officer to Probe Mining Activities
The Tamil Nadu government has approached the Supreme Court challenging the appointment of a whistleblower IAS officer by the Madras High Court to inspect mining activities in the state.
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Tamil Nadu's 'Most Transferred Officer' Gets an Important Job From Court
Senior Tamil Nadu officer U Sagayam, who was transferred twice in 48 hours, has been asked by a court to investigate illegal graphite mining in Tamil Nadu.
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Tamil Nadu's Ashok Khemka: IAS Officer Transferred Twice in 48 Hours
A senior IAS officer in Tamil Nadu was transferred twice in 48 hours last week.
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Immigration authorities asked to be on lookout for Alagiri's son
Police have alerted immigration authorities to help them in preventing Durai Dayanidhi, union minister M K Alagiri's son, and 11 others from leaving the country in the wake of the state government's crackdown on illegal granite quarrying.
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Tahsildars transferred for not staying in residential premises
Two Tahsildars in the district were transferred by Madurai Collector U Sagayam after an inspection found they were not staying in the respective residential premises allotted to them.
