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Irai Anbu
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Jump to: navigation, search Venkatachalam Irai Anbu | | Born | Irai Anbu
September 16, 1963 (age 49)
Salem, Tamil Nadu | Nationality | Indian |
Venkatachalam Irai Anbu is an IAS officer, writer, columnist, educator and motivator.[1] He has written over 30 books in both Tamil and English.[2][3]
Contents
* 1 Education * 2 Career * 3 Books * 4 References * 5 External links
Education
* B.Sc (agriculture),M. A (English) M. A (Labor Management), M. Sc (Psychology), M.Sc (Sanskrit), M B A., Hindi (Praveen) and Ph.D (Business Administration). He is pursuing his second Ph.D in Comparative Literature (parallels in the works of Thiruvalluvar and Shakespeare)[4]
Career
After completing his B.Sc in Agriculture in 1984, he started his career as Agricultural Officer. In his first civil services examination he got Indian Revenue Service and trained as Income tax Assistant Commissioner.[4] In 1985 civil services examination and he got 15th rank in all India level and first place in Tamil Nadu.[4] After his training in Uttarakhand Academy of Administration he became sub collector in 1990.[5] He was the District collector of Kancheepuram District (1997-1999).[5] He had previously worked as Principal Secretary to the Government for Tamil Nadu Environment and Forests Department, Tamil Nadu Tourism and Culture department & Chairman of Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation. He is currently the Principal Secretary to the Government (Training) of the Tamil Nadu state 's Personnel and Administrative Reforms department.[6]
Books
* Narippal[7] * Sakavaram[8] * Chinna, chinna velichangal[9] * Random Thoughts[10]
References 1. ^ KOLAPPAN, B. (2013-05-24). "For these officers, IAS also means Indian Arts Service". The Hindu. Retrieved 2013-06-14. 2. ^ Ethiraj, Gopal (2010-06-20). "Sunday Celebrity: Dr. Irai Anbu IAS eyes on youngsters’ scaling high". Asian Tribune.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search Venkatachalam Irai Anbu | | Born | Irai Anbu
September 16, 1963 (age 49)
Salem, Tamil Nadu | Nationality | Indian |
Venkatachalam Irai Anbu is an IAS officer, writer, columnist, educator and motivator.[1] He has written over 30 books in both Tamil and English.[2][3]
Contents
* 1 Education * 2 Career * 3 Books * 4 References * 5 External links
Education
* B.Sc (agriculture),M. A (English) M. A (Labor Management), M. Sc (Psychology), M.Sc (Sanskrit), M B A., Hindi (Praveen) and Ph.D (Business Administration). He is pursuing his second Ph.D in Comparative Literature (parallels in the works of Thiruvalluvar and Shakespeare)[4]
Career
After completing his B.Sc in Agriculture in 1984, he started his career as Agricultural Officer. In his first civil services examination he got Indian Revenue Service and trained as Income tax Assistant Commissioner.[4] In 1985 civil services examination and he got 15th rank in all India level and first place in Tamil Nadu.[4] After his training in Uttarakhand Academy of Administration he became sub collector in 1990.[5] He was the District collector of Kancheepuram District (1997-1999).[5] He had previously worked as Principal Secretary to the Government for Tamil Nadu Environment and Forests Department, Tamil Nadu Tourism and Culture department & Chairman of Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation. He is currently the Principal Secretary to the Government (Training) of the Tamil Nadu state 's Personnel and Administrative Reforms department.[6]
Books
* Narippal[7] * Sakavaram[8] * Chinna, chinna velichangal[9] * Random Thoughts[10]
References 1. ^ KOLAPPAN, B. (2013-05-24). "For these officers, IAS also means Indian Arts Service". The Hindu. Retrieved 2013-06-14. 2. ^ Ethiraj, Gopal (2010-06-20). "Sunday Celebrity: Dr. Irai Anbu IAS eyes on youngsters’ scaling high". Asian Tribune.
References: 1. ^ KOLAPPAN, B. (2013-05-24). "For these officers, IAS also means Indian Arts Service". The Hindu. Retrieved 2013-06-14. 2. ^ Ethiraj, Gopal (2010-06-20). "Sunday Celebrity: Dr. Irai Anbu IAS eyes on youngsters’ scaling high". Asian Tribune. Retrieved 2012-10-28. 3. ^ "Venkatachalam Irai Anbu : Cover Story - India Today". Indiatoday.intoday.in. 2010-07-17. Retrieved 2012-10-28. 4. ^ a b c Ethiraj, Gopal (2010-06-20). "Sunday Celebrity: Dr. Irai Anbu IAS eyes on youngsters’ scaling high". Asian Tribune. Retrieved 2012-12-03. 7. ^ V. Iraianbu (2009). Narippal. New Century Book House. p. 128. 8. ^ V. Iraianbu (2009). Sakavaram. New Century Book House. p. 230. 9. ^ V. Iraianbu (1998). Chinna, chinna velichangal. Thakam.