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S. Valarmathi

(IAS | Tamil Nadu | 2012)
Collector, Ranipet District, Tamil Nadu
S. Valarmathi, born on 17 May 1968, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2012 batch, Tamil Nadu cadre. She is currently serving as the Collector at Tamil Nadu, appointed on 5 February 2023. Ms. Valarmathi is posted in the Ranipet District and continues to serve in the IAS.

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