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Katta Ravi Teja takes charge as Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner

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Katta Ravi Teja takes charge as Coimbatore Corporation Commissioner
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Katta Ravi Teja has taken over as the Commissioner of the Coimbatore Municipal Corporation. He succeeds M. Sivaguru Prabakaran, who has been appointed as Collector of Ramanathapuram district. Mr. Ravi Teja aims to improve drinking water supply and solid waste management during his tenure.

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Katta Ravi Teja assumed charge as Commissioner of the Coimbatore Municipal Corporation on Wednesday (June 3), succeeding M. Sivaguru Prabakaran, who has been appointed Collector of Ramanathapuram district.Mr. Ravi Teja previously served as Regional Deputy Commissioner (North) in the Greater Chennai Corporation, where he oversaw civic administration and the implementation of sanitation and infrastructure projects in North Chennai.A native of Telangana, he began his career as Assistant Collector (Trainee) in Tiruvannamalai district and later served as Assistant Secretary in the Union Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare in New Delhi. He subsequently worked as Sub-Collector of Tindivanam in Villupuram district.Speaking after assuming office, Mr.

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