Guru Prasad Assumes Charge As 49th Collector Of Khargone
2017-batch IAS officer Guru Prasad assumed charge as the 49th Collector of Khargone on Tuesday. Soon after taking office, he reviewed the district's administrative setup, development projects and welfare schemes with officials. Previously serving as Deputy Secretary in the Chief Secretary's Office, he was briefed on key ongoing government initiatives.

Guru Prasad Assumes Charge As 49th Collector Of Khargone | FP photo
Khargone (Madhya Pradesh): Newly appointed Collector Guru Prasad took charge as the 49th Collector of Khargone on Tuesday. After assuming office, he met district officials and took information about the administrative system, development works and progress of government welfare schemes.
Guru Prasad is a 2017-batch IAS officer of the Madhya Pradesh cadre. Before joining Khargone, he was serving as Deputy Secretary in the Office of the Chief Secretary, Madhya Pradesh Government.
He has previously handled various administrative responsibilities in the state. Senior district officials welcomed him and briefed him about ongoing government schemes, development projects and other important activities in the district.
Officials also provided information about the current status of major development works and welfare programmes being implemented across Khargone.
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