R M Tanna

(IAS | Gujarat | 2012)
Collector, Devbhumi Dwarka, Khambhaliya
R M Tanna, born on 28 February 1967, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2012 batch, Gujarat cadre. He holds qualifications including C.A.I.I.B., M.Com, and B.Com. Throughout his career, he has served in various capacities such as District Development Officer, Municipal Commissioner, and Resident Additional Collector. Currently, he is the Collector at Devbhumi Dwarka, Khambhaliya, a position he assumed on 6 February 2025. Mr. Tanna is proficient in Gujarati and continues to serve in the IAS.


Who’s Posted Where?
Discover bureaucrat profiles, stay updated on their work, and stay informed on internal affairs with

Bureautrack

Feature is only available on the app.

SPOTLIGHT

Joint Secretaries, DoPT, ACC, Appointments Committee of Cabinet, IAS Officers, PM Narendra Modi

Centre Empanels 63 Officers As Joint Secretaries

The Appointments Committee of Cabinet cleared the proposal to empanel 63 officers belonging to various services, batches, and cadres as Joint Secretaries at the Centre

By TS Bureau
  ·   3 Min Read

Tobacco Paradox: Government Torn Between Growth And Health

Tobacco exports steadily increased from ₹6,408.15 crore in 2019-20 to ₹12,005.89 crore in 2023-24. Though the Centre has been taking steps to boost the industry, it has been, at the same time, urging farmers to adopt crop diversification

Tobacco, Cigarettes, Tobacco Cultivation, Tobacco Industry, Tobacco India, Crop Diversification
By Priyanka Tanwer
  ·   4 Min Read

In The New Global Order, BRICS Can No Longer Be A Peripheral Presence

At the first session of the India BRICS Dialogue organised by The Secretariat in collaboration with Pahle India Foundation, panellists shed light on the impact of the ongoing West Asia conflict and the role of BRICS in defining the new global order

BRICS, West Asia Crisis, Iran, Israel, Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, SA, West Asia
By Jacob B Jacob
  ·   4 Min Read

The Rise And Repercussions Of e-Challans

Technology and automation have led to a drastic increase in the value of digitally issued traffic violation fines, but transporters allege that a significant number of these are faulty

Transporters, Electronic Challans, e-challans, RTO, Motor Vehicles Act, Gujarat, Parivahan, AIMTC
By Keyur Dhandeo
  ·   7 Min Read
From the Corridors
View All