Ramakanth Reddy

Ramakanth Reddy, who is a retired IAS officer is a man of great intelligence. He was well known as the person who became the Chief Secretary of combined Andhra Pradesh. He was working under the late leader YS Rajasekhara Reddy Yeduguri Sandinti Rajasekhara Reddy, alias YSR, wa >> Read More... , where he played an important role as the chief secretary and was the advisor in the government. Later, when he retired from his post, he was appointed as the State election commissioner.

It is believed that CM Jagan sacked another persons' position to make him the advisor in the governmental projects. It was his knowledge and his insights that made him a good competitor and rather, a healthy asset for the Andhra Pradesh’s government. He has been a great leader in the political world and played an important role in the Andhra government during his tenure. Not just this but, a position as that of Chief Secretary that holds a great power gave him a lot of responsibilities too, but at the same time made him into a more knowledgeable person who is still considered a powerful opponent in the government. He thus was given the role of state election commissioner. He was again considered for the role of advisor for the Polavaram irrigation project.

Since his initial days became an asset for the team he worked with, his willpower to work and change in the projects were seen. Apart from being an asset in the political parties, he also showed his generous side when he gave an interview with his daughter for a Telugu media where her daughter talked about his personal life and him as a dad and a person rather than the chief secretary of a government. He has always given a clean interviews where he has shown his true personality. It is rather the personality of a person that makes him great, though knowledge and work play an important part in the same, a person who understands things well and has the right beliefs makes it to the top. Even political parties require people who work with great potential towards citizens' benefit rather than their own.