Telangana Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju has not been allotted an official residence even a month after taking charge, as the designated quarters in Kundanbagh are in the possession of Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy. The delay highlights administrative lapses, with Andhra Pradesh still retaining several government residences in Hyderabad more than a decade after bifurcation.
Sanjay Jaju assumed charge as Telangana's Chief Secretary and will serve until February 2029. His priorities include improving the State's finances, securing Central support for major projects, resolving employee issues and strengthening governance while ensuring better implementation of welfare and development programmes
Speculation is growing over whether Telangana Chief Secretary K Ramakrishna Rao will receive a third extension as his tenure ends this month. Meanwhile, senior IAS officers, including Sanjay Jaju, Jayesh Ranjan, Vikas Raj, and Sabyasachi Ghosh, are being discussed as successors
The Telangana High Court closed contempt proceedings against Chief Secretary K. Ramakrishna Rao after confirming compliance with its earlier order directing payment of timescale wages to two part-time sweepers in the Irrigation Department, Suryapet District.
Invokes Rule 3(1) of AIS (Conduct) Rules, 1968, which mandates officers to maintain absolute integrity and devotion to duty and avoid actions that compromise the image of the service
The State government issued orders to this effect on Wednesday, with the notification to be published in the extraordinary issue of the Telangana Gazette.
In a coordinated manner, necessary arrangements should be made for security, traffic management, barricading, medical teams, masks and sanitisation for the celebrations, CS instructed officials
