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List of Email Ids of Advocate General, Government Pleaders, Public LIST OF SPL. GOVT. PLEADERS, GOVT. PLEADERS All the learned advocates are requested to serve the copies of petition and material papers to the learned Advocate General or Government Pleaders(when shown as Respondent) through email as shown in the given table. The learned Advocates also requested to mention the said fact about the service in the filing process(in email). Name of the Spl.GP/GP Sl.No. Department Mobile Number Mail Id Remarks S/Sri 1 B.Shivananda Prasad Advocate General [email protected] 3 HarenderPershad, Spl. GP Attached to the A.G. 9866325458 [email protected] 4 P.Radhive, (GP) Attached to the A.G. 9391647666 [email protected] AdullapallySanthosh Kumar, 5 Attached to the AG 9394000069 [email protected] (GP) 6 S.Sharath Kumar, Spl. GP Attached to the Addl.A.G. 7032704731, 9849444972 [email protected] AndapalliSanjeev Kumar, Spl. 7 Attached to the Addl.A.G. 7032704733, 9848332626 [email protected] GP 8 SripathiSanthosh Kumar, (GP) Attached to the Addl.A.G. 9949195001 [email protected] Roads and Building, Youth 9 B.Jayakar, (GP) Advancement, Tourism, Culture 9849133705 [email protected] and Archaeology Dept General Administration, Information Technology, Electronics & 10 PalleNageswaraRao, (GP) Communications, Finance and Planning 9848022187 [email protected] Depts. Prohibition & Excise, Labour, 11 G.Arun Kumar, (GP) Employment, Training & Factories 9440544613 [email protected] Dept Health, Medical & Family [email protected] 12 NageshBheemapaka Welfare Department. 9848012711 Panchayat Raj & Rural 13 Smt.G.JyothiKiran, (GP) Development, Consumer Affairs, 9177696938 [email protected] Food & Civil Supplies Depts Industries, Mines & Commerce, Infrastructure & 14 T.V.RamanaRao, (GP) 9849012070 [email protected] Investment, Pubilic Enterprises Dept Irrigation and Command [email protected] 15 N.V.Shravan Kumar, (GP) 9866774739, 9949828131 Area Dev. Dept [email protected]. Energy, Women, Children, [email protected] 16 Mohammed Hussain, (GP) 7702964344, 9393327596 Disabled & Senior Citizens Depts [email protected] Home, Law & Legislative 17 T.Srikanth Reddy, (GP) 9246500441 [email protected] Affairs Dept All Revenue including [email protected] 18 C.V.Bhaskar Reddy, (GP) Assignments, ULC, WPs 9908509555 [email protected] and Appeals Municipal Administration & 19 S.BhoomaGoud, (GP) Urban Development and Housing 9849160771 [email protected] Depts., [email protected] 20 P.RajaSripathiRao, (GP) Land Acquisition (WPs) 9948221662 [email protected] 21 Smt.C.Vani Reddy, (GP) Education Department 9849808934 [email protected] Email Id couldn't be 22 T.Durga Reddy, (GP) Agriculture & Co-operation, Rain 9849195548 Shadow Area Development Dept assertained Smt.BeesamVijaya Lakshmi, 23 Service Matters 9848332384 [email protected] (GP) Email Id couldn't be 24 Nayakwadi Ramesh, (GP) Service Matters 9246504473, 9890792086 assertained 25 PullaKarthik, (GP) Service Matters 9848255322 [email protected] Land Grabbing (Prohibition) Matters 26 JogramTejavath, (GP) and Animal Husbandry, Dairy 9440064623, 9550561810 [email protected] Development & Fisheries Dept Environment, Forests, Science [email protected] 27 Smt.D.Pramada Reddy, (GP) and Technology Dept 9848903969 28 C.Venkat Raghu Ramulu, (GP) Transport Department 9391016096 [email protected] All Civil matters (Suits, CRPs, 29 Mohd. Imran Khan CMAs, First Appeals, L.As., 9848014786, 9640114786 [email protected] Second Appeals) Backward Classes Welfare, Minorities Welfare, Social 30 ChalakaniVenkatYadav (GP) 9866589914 Chalakani venkat1966@ gmail.com Welfare & Tribal Welfare Dept. 31 M.VijayPrakash Endowments Dept. 9440401477 [email protected] Email Id couldn't be 32 M.Govind Reddy Commercial Taxes 9391040063 assertained 33 Jukanti Anil Kumar Commercial Taxes 9440456767 [email protected] Govt. Pleader (T.S. Mobile No. & Email 34 P.Vivekananda Reddy Consumer Disputes Id couldn't be Redressal Commission) assertained Email Id couldn't be 35 P.Raveender Reddy Govt. Pleader (CAT) 9440052323 assertained Govt. Pleader (Endt. 36 Thirupathi Reddy 9848482837 [email protected] Tribunal) LIST OF PUBLIC PROSECUTOR Name of the Spl.GP/GP Sl.No. Department Mobile Number Mail Id Remarks S/Sri 1 Pratap Reddy Public Prosecutor 9849039061 [email protected] [email protected] LIST OF STANDING COUNSELS WITH THEIR DETAILS SI.NO. NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT MOBILE NUMBER MAIL ID REMARKS STANDING COUNSELS 1. Zakir Ali Danish TS Northern power 9030033641 [email protected] Distribution company (TSNDCL) 2. Adhi Venkateshwar KU 9440611934 [email protected] Rao 9491055223 3. M VenuGopalRao State Board Of Technical 9849406347 [email protected] Education And Training 4. Praveen Kumar SC For Satavahana 9848042863 [email protected] Veerjala University 5. A.Yadava Reddy Standing counsel for 9848047880 [email protected] TSEWIDC 6. Sakinala Ravikumar Ambedker open 9989445727 [email protected] University 7. P.KISHORE RAO Telangana State Medical 9848067132 [email protected] and Health Infrastructure Development Corporation 8. D .Madhavi HMDA 9885600114 madhavi [email protected] 9. Padmaja R.N. TSPCB,RC Puram Zone 9000939759 [email protected] 10. Pashamkrishna Reddy GHMC 9246547636 pashamkrishnareddyghmc@gm ail.com 11. NaseebAfshan MG University, 9849478308 9581211300 [email protected] Nalgonda 12. MuthyalaMuralidhar Telangana Foods 7702960556 muralidharmuthyala123@gmail. com 13. J.Sreenivasa Rao Singareni Collieries 9848447010 [email protected] Company 14. D Balakishan Rao Telangana State Public 9849020704 balakishanrao,[email protected] Service Commission 15. M.Roopender Telangana state Tourism 9392431782 [email protected] Development Corporation (TSTDC) 16. D Pochaiah SATS SPORTS 9885282923 [email protected] AUTHORITY 17. G.Narender Reddy ZPPS MPPS 9866611255 [email protected] &Grampanchayaths 18. Pasham Sujatha Telangana State Seeds 9949049419 [email protected] Development Corporation (TSSDC) 19. B.Thimothi Prof.Jayashankar 9440418359 [email protected] Telangana State Agricultural University 20. LakkadiDayakar GHMC (Service Matters) 9948195235 [email protected] Reddy m 21. V.Narsimha Goud HMDA 9394739607 vnarsimha.goud.advocate@gmai l.com 22. C.BUCHI REDDY Telangana housing board 9440032239,7995024221 [email protected] & Telangana state housing corporation 23. G. Neeraja Reddy Agriculture 9440030614 [email protected] Market committees 24. M. Bhagyasri KHAMMAM and 9391130085 [email protected] Ramagundam corporation 25. Krishna Murthy Telangana University 98484-44912 [email protected] Vydyula 26. Ch Jagannatharao Osmania University 9849595188 [email protected] 27. L. Prabhakar Reddy. TSIIC 9440891532 [email protected] om 28. C.Kalyan Rao KARIMNAGAR 8125535604 [email protected] &RAMAGUNDAM M.C SERVICES 29. Umadevi Telangana State Police 98484 26895 [email protected] Housing Corporation 30. Raj Kumar Rudra Telangana State 9394444277 [email protected] Handloom Weavers Cooperative Society Ltd. (TSCO) 31. Thoodi Municipalities (Service) 9849143934 [email protected] Chandrashekar Rao 32. A.Deepthi GENCO 9848083046 [email protected] 33. S PURENDER Reddy Golconda Handi Crafts 9440394561 [email protected] Development Corporation 34. N RAMU Services Municipal 9885477359 [email protected] Corporation Nizambab & Khammam district 35. Jaganmohan Reddy Endowments 9440610731 [email protected] Kotha 36. Y. RAMA Rao HMDA 9849012022 [email protected] 37. A RAVI BABU TSRTC (Nalgonda, 9966009463 [email protected] Karimnagar & Adilabad Districts) 38. Pingali Lakshmi Greater Warangal 7702199961 [email protected] Municipal Corporation 39. S.Parikshith PSTU 9848673532 [email protected] 40. Gorigay Mallesh BC Finanace 96763 55599 [email protected] Corporation 41. Khaja moiz uddin MFC 9391083350 Khajamoizuddinadvocate@ yahoo.com 42. A.Madhava Rao Telangana Scheduled 9440756616 [email protected] Castes Co-operative Development Corporation Ltd; Hyderabad (TSCCDC) 43. B. Shiva Kumar Telangana State 9849092719 [email protected] Irrigation Development Corporation (TSIDC) 44. K. Arvind Kumar AMC ( Service Matters) 9989684313 [email protected] 45. A. Jagan Civil Supply Corporation 9177969010 [email protected] 46. D.L. Pandu TSBIE 9392437475 [email protected] 47. T. Ram Reddy TSBCL 9848486959 [email protected] 48. R. Padma Rekha MGNREGS (Service) 9885092010 [email protected] 49. S. Purender Reddy Hand Crafts 94403 94567 [email protected] Development Corporation 50. G. Vishweshwar TSHB 9247452161 gvreddy62@gmail. Com Reddy 51. N. Praveen Kumar Municipality 9849004194 [email protected] 52. Dominic Fernandes Indian Oil Corporation 9885820242 [email protected] Limited (IOCL) m.
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