Yuvaraj takes overas VUDA VC

January 18, 2013 02:31 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 12:44 am IST - VISAKHAPATNAM

N. Yuvaraj (left) being greeted after taking charge as VUDA Vice-Chairman in the city on Thursday. Photo: C.V. Subrahmanyam

N. Yuvaraj (left) being greeted after taking charge as VUDA Vice-Chairman in the city on Thursday. Photo: C.V. Subrahmanyam

N. Yuvaraj on Thursday assumed charge as Vice-Chairman of the Visakhapatnam Urban Development Authority.

In a brief interaction with mediapersons after assuming charge, Mr. Yuvaraj said he would work in a transparent manner, taking stakeholders’ views into consideration and try to meet the growing demands in the urban areas. Stakeholders could directly meet him, he said.

Mr. Yuvaraj said he had spoken to his predecessor Kona Sasidhar and acquainted himself with the ongoing projects, the status of LRS, and the income tax issue, among other things.

A difficult area

Terming urban development a difficult area in the fastest urbanising country, he said a multi-pronged approach was required to meet the growing demands. Andhra Pradesh figured after Gujarat and Tamil Nadu in urbanisation in the country, he added.

Mr. Sasidhar had been transferred as Kadapa Collector. An IAS officer of the 2005 batch, Dr. Yuvaraj began his career in the administrative service as trainee Assistant Collector in Kadapa. He was Sub-Collector of Vikarabad in 2007-08, Palvancha (2008-09), and Joint Executive Officer of TTD from 2009 to 2011. Before taking over the post here, he was Joint Collector, Guntur.

VUDA Secretary G.C. Kishore Kumar, Chief Engineer I. Viswanatha Rao, Chief Urban Planner R.J. Vidyullatha, Chief Accounts Officer D. Vijayabharati, Estate Officer B. Bhavani Das, and DFO B.V.A. Krishna Murthy greeted Mr. Yuvaraj.

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