The Department of Posts, Tamil Nadu Circle, Chennai has issued a fresh transfer and posting order for officers in the PS Group ‘B’ cadre. This is a routine administrative update, and it is useful for anyone who follows India Post latest news, India Post notifications, and India Post circulars, especially those interested in postal department administration.
Key Details of the Order
- Memo No: STC/1-6/TRF/2026
- Issued By: Chief Postmaster General, Tamil Nadu Circle, Chennai
- Dated: 29.07.2026
- Cadre: PS Group ‘B’
- Effect: Immediate, and until further orders
Transfer and Posting Details
The Chief Postmaster General has ordered the following transfer and posting:
- K. Siva Shankar, currently AD (Staff), O/o PMG, Western Region, Coimbatore, has been transferred to Chennai City Region, against a vacant post, at his own request, with no TA/TP/CTG/JT admissible.
- C. Malarvizhi, currently AD (Inv & Vig), O/o PMG, Southern Region, Madurai, has been transferred to MM (Mail Motor Service), against a vacant post, at her own request, with no TA/TP/CTG/JT admissible.
Both transfers were made against vacant posts and were requested by the officers themselves.
What This Means
This memo shows how the Department of Posts regularly manages internal transfers and postings of PS Group ‘B’ officers across different regions of a circle. Such orders are issued with immediate effect and remain valid until further orders are passed. Copies of relevant charge reports are also required to be sent to all concerned offices, as part of the standard transfer process.
Distribution of the Order
As per usual practice, this memo was copied to several offices for information and necessary action, including:
- The officers concerned, through proper channel
- Postmasters General (Mails & BD), Chennai City, Southern, and Western Regions
- Postmaster General, Central Region, Tiruchirappalli
- General Manager (PA&F) (Pay Group), Tamil Nadu Circle
- Director, CEPT, Chennai, for uploading the memo on the RTI portal and Tamil Nadu Postal Circle website
- All Section Officers, Circle Office, Chennai
- File copy
Why Such Updates Matter
Transfer and posting orders like this one are a normal part of India Post’s day-to-day administration. For employees, aspirants, and candidates preparing for departmental exams, staying aware of such India Post circulars and notifications helps build general awareness about how the postal department structure and regional postings work across circles.
Final Words
This Tamil Nadu Circle transfer order is a simple example of routine administrative action within India Post. Keeping track of such official memos, along with other India Post latest news and notifications, helps employees and aspirants stay well informed about the functioning of the Department of Posts.