New Tirunelveli Collector Anand Mohan Prioritises Education, Employment and River Cleaning
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- •Anand Mohan, a 2018-batch IAS officer from Kerala cadre, took charge as Tirunelveli Collector on June 3, 2024, succeeding R. Sukumar.
- •He prioritised education, employment, healthcare, and environmental conservation, linking them to social harmony and law and order.
- •Measures include school monitoring committees, dropout tracking, and industry-academia partnerships to promote entrepreneurship and employment.
- •Conservation of the Tamirabharani River was highlighted, with plans to address pollution through infrastructure projects and multi-stakeholder collaboration.
- •Mohan announced village visits and strengthening of vigilance committees to enhance community engagement and social cohesion.
- •He holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kerala and is fluent in Tamil, English, Malayalam, and Hindi.
Anand Mohan, a 2018-batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer from the Kerala cadre, formally assumed charge as the Collector of Tirunelveli district in Tamil Nadu on Monday, June 3, 2024. His appointment follows the transfer of his predecessor, R. Sukumar. Speaking to reporters shortly after taking office, Mr. Mohan outlined a comprehensive agenda centred on education, employment, public health, and environmental conservation, asserting that these sectors are intrinsically linked to social harmony and law and order in the district.
