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IAS Officer Tina Dabi takes charge as Jaisalmer collector, shares pics of new office

Tina Dabi had secured the first rank in UPSC examinations 2015

Updated on: Jul 6, 2022, 19:44:01 IST
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Indian Administrative Service officer Tina Dabi, a UPSC 2016 exam topper, on Wednesday took charge as the Collector of Jaisalmer district in Rajasthan. Dabi, who was posted in Jaipur before this, shared the news on social media. Sharing a picture of herself while working in her office, the IAS officer wrote: “Joined as District Collector and Magistrate Jaisalmer today.”

Image shared by IAS officer Tina Dabi on Twitter.
Image shared by IAS officer Tina Dabi on Twitter.

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Apart from Jaisalmer - where Tina Dabi took charge - collectors in Bundi, Kota, Alwar, Jaisalmer, Dholpur, Dungarpur and Jaipur were also changed. A total of 33 IAS officers - including 7 district collectors - and 16 IPS officers, comprising 3 IGP and district SP each, were transferred in Rajasthan on Monday as per PTI report. Apart from this, 5 IAS officers were given additional charge of some other posts as the department of personnel transferred the officers through three different orders on Monday. The state government also removed an RAS (Rajasthan Administration Service) officer Narayan Singh Charan and put him under Awaiting Posting Order (APO) status.

Earlier this April, Dabi made headlines as she tied the knot with IAS officer Pradeep Gawande in a private ceremony in Jaipur after her divorce with Athar Shafi Khan, an IAS officer based in Kashmir. Pradeep Gawande is three years senior to Tina and is a 2013 batch IAS Officer. As per the reports, he is currently serving as Director, Archeology & Museums, Rajasthan.

Tina Dabi's sister Ria is also an IAS officer. She secured 15th place in the UPSC examination 2020.

 
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