Minnie Mathew appointed as new Chief Secretary of
AP

Minnie Mathew,Chief secretary is seen meeting AP
Governor at Raj Bhavan on
1st of July 2012
Hyderabad|India|July'2012: Minnie Mathew, an IAS
officer of the 1976 batch, assumed charge as the new Chief Secretary of
Andhra Pradesh. Minnie is the second woman IAS officer to become the state
Chief Secretary after Sathi Nair, who held the post in 2002 during
Chandrababu Naidu's regime. Both women hailed from Kerala.
Minnie who is the senior most IAS officer of
1976 batch of Andhra Pradesh cadre was Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, a post that ranks
next to the Chief Secretary in the state IAS hierarchy. However, she would
hold the post only for eight months as she would retire on February 28,
2013.
Notable among her previous postings were as Collector of Hyderabad,
Secretary of AP Public Service Commission, Secretary of AP State Election
Commission, Principal Secretary (Industries) and Managing Director of AP
Mineral Development Corporation. She also served as chairperson of Coconut
Board under deputation to Government of India. She was also the Controller
at Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram. Minnie succeeds
Pankaj Dwivedi of 1975-batch who retired from service on attaining the age
of superannuation.
Minnie Mathews husband Mathew C Kunnumkal is an IAS officer of the Kerala
cadre and was till recently director general of National Institute of
Rural Development at Rajendranagar on the city outskirts. After
superannuation, he is now a member of the Kerala State Administrative
Tribunal.