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Krishnagiri District Communication Plan 2018 Index Disaster Krishnagiri District Disaster Management - Communication Plan Communication Plan 2018 Index Name of the Department Page No District Collector, District Revenue Officer, 1 Project Director DRDA, P.A.(General) to Collector AAVIN 1 Agriculture Department 1 - 4 Agri - Engineering 4 Agriculture - Marketing 4 Aids Control Society 4 Animal Husbandary 4 Arasu Cable TV 4 Child Labour Erodication 4 Child Protection 4 Child Care Instutions 4-6 Civil Supplies 6 Co-Operative 6 Commerical Tax 7 Differently Abled Welfare 7 District Employment Office 7 District Industries Centre (DIC) 7 Economic & Statastics 7 Educational Department 7-23 Private Schools 15-22 Private Institutions/ 22-23 Colleges e-Governance 24 ELCOT 24 Election 24 Electricity Board / TANGEDCO 24 Ex-Service Men Office 24 Factories 24 Fire & Rescue Service 24 Fisheries 24 Food Safty Department 25 Forest Department 25-26 Geology & Mining 27 Government Pleader 27 Name of the Department Page No Guest House/ TTDC Hotels 27 Health & Family Welfare 27-28 Highways Department 29 Hindu Religious & Charitable 29 Endowments Horticulture Department 29-30 Housing Board 30 ICDS 30 Industrial Safety 30 Internal Audit 30 Labour Officer - Consulation 30 Labour Officer - Enforcement 30 Labour Officer - SSS 30 Library 31 Local Fund Audit 31 Mahalir Thittam 31 Mobile Operators 31 Motor Vehicle 31 Museum 31 Municipality - Hosur 31 Municipality - Krishnagiri 31 Music School 31 NABARD 31 National Highways 32 NIC 32 Noon Meal Project (NMP) 32 Police 32-34 Pollution Control Board 34 PRO 34-35 Press Reporters 35 Public Prosecutor 35 PWD Buildings 36 PWD Electrical 36 PWD(WRD) 36 Registration Department 36 Revenue Department 36-57 Sub Collector / RDO 36 Deputy Collectors 37 Tahsildars 37 Name of the Department Page No TSOs 38 HQDTs 38 Revenue Inspectors 39 VAOs 40-48 Village Assistants (Menials) 48-57 Rural Development Department 58-65 Assistant Directors 58 BDOs 59 Panchayat Secretaries 59-67 Sarva Sikshaya Abhiyan (SSA) 67 Sericulture 67 SIDCO-Krishnagiri 67 Slum Clearance Board 67 Small Savings 67 Social Welfare 68 Sports Development Authority 68 State Blindness Control Society 68 Survey Department 68 TAHDCO 68 Tamil Development 68 TANSI 68 TASMAC 68 TIIC 69 TNSTC 69 Toll Gate 69 Tourism Development 69 Town & Country Planning 69 Town Panchayat 69 Transport 69-70 Treasury 70 TWAD 70 TWAD-Hogenakkal 70 TWAD- Ground Water Authority 70 Vigilance & Anti Corruption 70 WAKF Board 70 Page 1 Krishnagiri District Communication Plan for the Year of 2018 Designation Name of the Officer Contact No Office No 04343-239500 District Collector Thiru.C.Kathiravan, IAS., 9444162000 04343-239400 Fax : 239100 PC to Collector Thiru.G.Jaisankar 9445043224 PC to Collector (Camp Thiru.Theerthagiri 9445022695 Office) 04343-231300 District Revenue Officer Tmt. S.Shanthi 9445000909 Fax: 239300 PC to DRO Thiru.C.Sankar 9445043223 9443380158, 04343-231800 Project Director, DRDA Thiru. Narasimman 7373704210 04343-230022 PC to PD, DRDA Thiru. Mani 9487580158 Persoanl Assistant 04343-239200 Thiru.K.Ramamoorthy 9445008141 (General) to Collector Fax -239300 AAVIN DR (Dairy), kgi N.Ramachandiran 9994414938 04343-233673 AAVIN(GM), Kgi Dr.Pasavaraj 9487492679 04343-292204 Agriculture Department Joint Director of N.Rajendran 9443906424 04343-237404 Agriculture, krishnagiri PA(Agri) Tr.Mohan Vijaya Kumar 9894422591 A.O(Agri), Collectorate R. Aruldoss 9788879810 Deputy Director of Pradeep Kumar singh 9443006664 04343-237363 Agriculture (GOI) Deputy Director of Tr.Akanda Rao 9361112438 Agriculture (SS) Agricultural Officer (QC) K.Kumar 8825756228 Agricultural Officer (SS) P.Adhipathi 8903638121 Agricultural Officer (GOI) K.Theertharaman 9486598182 Agricultural Officer (FTC) C.Paneer selvam 9787508300 Assistant Directors of Agriculture Department Krishnagiri C.Pachaiyappan 8072245916 Kaveripattinam E. Senthilkumar(i/c) 9486448460 Bargur P.Krishnmoorthy, 9486755252 Veppanapalli R.Srinivasan,(i/c) 9487638100 Mathur R.Mangalam 9940041314 Uthangarai S.Prabavathi (i/c) 9787700151 Shoolagiri A.Shanmugam(i/c) 9442630246 Hosur R.Manoharan 9944439331 Kelamangalam RadaKrishnnan 9442395835 Thally A. Shanmugam 9442630246 Page 2 Designation Name of the Officer Contact No Office No Block Level Officers A.O Bargur G.R. Kumaresan 9626269396 A.O. Mathur T.Sakthivel 9786177026 A.O. Uthangarai S.Prabavathy 9787700151 A.O. Shoolagiri Renuka 8870176988 A.O. Hosur K.Selvaraj 9750815656 A.O. Thally M.SureshKumar 9443381881 A.O. Kelamangalam A.Bhuvaneshwari 9626177886 A.O.Veppanapalli R.Srinivasan 9487638100 A.O/ FM SOSF, P.Saravanan 9655739667 Agasipalli, A.O / SPU, Agasipalli N.Ganeshkumar 9443626340 A.O / SCN , B.G.Pudur. K.Punithavalli 9788876876 A.O (l), Krishnagiri P.Priya 9442559842 A.O(ll), Krishnagiri S. Kannan 9894606305 A.O / MSTL,Krishnagiri A. Aerosoniafred 7811946997 A.O / MSTL,Krishnagiri S.Poornamathy 9715676494 A.O / STL, Krishnagiri T.Akilandeswari 9790515764 A.O / STL, Krishnagiri P.Selvakumar 9865395578 A.O / STL, Krishnagiri S.Priyatharsini 8754320752 A.O. Krishnagiri T.Akilandeswari 9790515764 A.O.TXD (Crossing John Lurthu Xavier. 9443207504 Center) Kaveripattinam A.O .Kaveripattinam E.Senthilkumar 9486448460 Dy.Agrl.Off, Shoolagiri R.Ravikishore 9488346317 Dy.Agrl.Off, k.pattinam L.Nanjan 9442872605 DyD.Ag Arl .Off ,V eppanapalli MMV.Vediy di appan 8524951768 Dy.Agrl.Officer, Ugi M.Srinivasan 9443950311 Dy.Agrl.Officer,Mathur S.Saravanan 9843344371 Dy.Agrl.Officer, Hosur. M.Murugesan 9443664590 Dy.Agrl.Officer, Bargur. A.Murugesan 9442113947 Dy.Agrl.Officer,rayakottai. Vetrivel 8508764883 Dy.Agrl.Officer, thally Balakrishnan 9791272645 Dy.Agrl.Officer, kallavi M.Sreenivasan 9443950311 Dy.Agrl.Off,Arasampatti Nanjen 9442872605 Asst. Seed Officer K.Vetrivel 8508764843 Asst.Seed Offc, Bargur M.Ramamoorthy 9790027518 Asst.Seed Off, Mathur S.Balakrishnan 9791272645 Asst. Seed Officer P.Palani 9442145601 Assistant Agricultural Officer - Barugur Block Jagadevi P. Murugan 9751079574 Bargur C. Govindhan 8778556512 Orappam B. Vijayan 9976696841 Pochampalli C. Marimuthu 9791220233 Santhur S. Sakthivel 9688133778 Assistant Agricultural Officer - Uthangarai Block Uthangarai S.Selvakumar 9976720041 Karapattu P.Tamilvanan 9688461724 Singarapettai R.Mangaiyarkarasi 8056813248 Hanumantheertham M.Muniraj 9524482616 Kallavi S.Sivakumar 9843106464 Page 3 Designation Name of the Officer Contact No Office No Assistant Agricultural Officer - Kaveripattinam Block Chowttahalli G.Ramasami 9442327051 Kaveripattinam M.Suresh 9042448784 Gundalapatti D.Nagaraj 7092019762 Nagarasampatti R.Dhanasekar 8807071307 Arasampatti M.Palanivel 9965497530 Assistant Agricultural Officer - Mathur Block Kanadhalli M.Arikumar 9865708173 Kattupatti N.Madhiyan 9976575467 Kunnathur V.Periyasamy 9443045959 kodamandapatti K.Perabu 8098985317 Kotapathi G.Govindsamy 9698825068 Assistant Agricultural Officer - Veppanapalli Block Veppanapalli G.Govindasamy 9489169102 Nachikuppam K.Ravikumar 9976884484 Kundharapalli S.Manoharan 9952205400 Gurubhrapalli M.Nehru 9600209071 Theertham Assistant Agricultural Officer - Hosur Block Hosur C.Ganapathi 9486291879 Nagondapalli R.Chellaiya 9865603222 Nallur K.Chinnusamy 9843774337 Nanthimangalam R.Arumugam 9789121440 Bagalur K.Shanker 9952283664 Assistant Agricultural Officer - Krishnagiri Block Maharajakadai V.Vijayan 9659518680 Madhepatti R.Pushpagaran 9976447470 Alapatti MMM.Muth usamy 9443363925 Krishnagiri V.Subramani 8695866699 Moramadugu C.Ganesan 9751769251 Assistant Agricultural Officer -Kelamangalam Block Denkanikottai Thiru.R.Rajkumar 9443861822 Sandanapalli Thiru.P.Chinnapaiyan 7373252120 Kelamangalam Thiru.S.Ravichandiran 9942830561 Nagamangalam Thiru.S.Sundarraj 9843178696 Rayakottai Thiru.R.Arulganesan 9095258569 Assistant Agricultural Officer -Thally Block Thally P.Kannandhasaruban 9443718250 Andevanapalli G.Madhesh 9626778959 Belagondapalli A.Bharathi 9944268084 Anchetty E.Vikramathithan 9698777080 Kakkadhasan G.Govindharajan 7845950131 Assistant Agricultural Officer -Shoolagiri Block Shoolagiri G.Muniyappan 9047228185 Uthanappalli P.Murugesan 9344302023 Melumalai P.Perumal 8973610423 Commonthotti T.Mathaiyan 9488753222 Perigai S.Balasubramaniyan 9965084583 Page 4 Designation Name of the Officer Contact No Office No Name of Block Level Office Staff Details Depot Managear, Pugazhanthi 9976368347 Uthangarai Depot Managear,Thally S.Senthilkumar 9952807252 Depot Managear, T.Nithya 9095343141 kelamangalam Depot Managear, S.Ramachandiran 9994629881 Shoolagiri Depot Managear, K.Janagi 9787677598 Pochampalli, Mathur Agriculture Engineering Department EE, AGRI Eng Tr.M.R.Thiyagarajan 9487012619 04343-232959 AEE Tr.J.Anbu 9443635646 Agriculture Marketing Department DD(Agri Marketing) Tr.V.Ramamoorthy 7708629423 AO(Agri Marketing) Tmt.Vanathi 9003720549 Aids Control Society Program Manager Dr.Vennila 04343-233034 District Supervisor Tr.C.Arul 8098560027 Animal Husbandary Department JD (Animal Husbandary), Tr.K.Velayatha Perumal 9445001164 04343-230018 krishnagiri Pillai DD(CBFD), krishnagiri Tr.D.Subramani 9362639493 04344-230050 DD(DLF) cattle farm, Tr.Rajendhiran 9445032532 04344-262632 Hosur AD, krishnagiri Tr.S.Elangovan 9445032618 04343-236573 AD, Hosur Dr.M.A.Shanmugam 9445032560 04344-244455 AD-ADIU, kgi Dr.mohanraj 9443222902 04343-233155 Arasu Cable Tv Department 9498002577 Tahsildar Tr.Niranjan Kumar 04343-230399 7598473377 BANK LDM, Krishnagiri Thiru. Baskar 9442290901 04343-236074 Child Labour Erodication Project Officer S.Priya 9943401283 04343-236070 Child Protection Office Child protection office office No 9385810200 04343-238200
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