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Anindita Mitra to join as Chandigarh MC chief today

Anindita Mitra

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, August 22

Anindita Mitra, a 2007-batch Punjab cadre IAS officer, will join as the new Chandigarh MC Commissioner tomorrow. She will be joining on an inter-cadre deputation from the Punjab cadre to the AGMUT cadre (Chandigarh segment). She will have to deal with challenges such as managing the water tariff, waste processing and Smart City and other burning issues in the city.

The incumbent Commissioner, KK Yadav, was officially relieved today. He will join his parent cadre in Punjab tomorrow.

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