A woman officer remained for 11 years then became a man, know who is IRS officer Ansuya, who will now be considered a man and not a woman?

This is perhaps the first time in the history of Indian civil services that a woman officer has become a man. Anusuya, a senior IRS (Indian Revenue Service) woman officer working in Hyderabad, has undergone a gender change. Now he has turned from a woman to a man. Her new name will now be M Anukthir Surya and the government has also given her approval. The official announcement regarding this was made yesterday on 9th July. She will no longer be a woman in all government records. Let's know from where he studied and which batch of IRS officer he is.

A woman IRS officer posted as Joint Commissioner at the Central Customs and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal in Hyderabad has returned to work after undergoing gender reassignment. He applied to change his gender in government records. Then they have been given permission by the central government for this. According to the notification released by the government, now his name will be M Anukthir Surya instead of M Anusuya in all records. After working as a female officer for 11 years, she has changed her gender.

Which batch IRS officer?

He is a 2013 batch IRS officer. According to his LinkedIn profile, from December 2013 to March 2018, he was posted as Assistant Commissioner in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. After that, he was Deputy Commissioner in Tamil Nadu from April 2018 to December 2023. In January 2023, he was appointed as Joint Commissioner in Hyderabad. He has been on this post ever since.

Where did he study?

He holds a bachelor's degree in electronics and communication from Madras Institute of Technology, Chennai. He has studied PG Diploma in Cyber ​​Law and Cyber ​​Forensics from National Law Institute University, Bhopal in 2023. According to his Facebook profile, he has also studied from MIT, Anna University. He is originally from Madurai.