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Dr. R. Selvaraj

(IAS | Tamil Nadu | 2005)
Secretary, Tamil Development and Information Department, Chennai
Dr. R. Selvaraj, born on 25 May 1969, is a 2005 batch Indian Administrative Service officer of the Tamil Nadu cadre. He holds an M.V.Sc. degree. Currently, he serves as Secretary at the Tamil Development and Information Department in Chennai, a position he has held since 14 June 2021. Throughout his career, Dr. Selvaraj has held various key roles including Secretary to Government, Director, Managing Director, and District Collector. He continues to serve in the Indian Administrative Service, contributing to the administration of Tamil Nadu.

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