PaperDabba News Desk – In a groundbreaking move, the central government has approved IRS officer M. Anasuya’s request for gender transition. This marks the first time in Indian Civil Services history that such a request has been granted, making it a hot topic across the nation.
Major Step Forward
M. Anasuya, now known as M. Anukatheer Surya, initially submitted the request to transition from female to male. The approval came from the Ministry of Finance, setting a precedent in the Indian bureaucratic system. This move is being hailed as a significant step towards inclusivity and recognition of gender identity within government services.
Career Journey
M. Anasuya was selected for the Indian Civil Services in 2013. She started her career as an Assistant Commissioner in the Chennai Customs and Excise Department. In 2018, she was promoted and transferred to Hyderabad, where she currently serves as a Deputy Commissioner in the Hyderabad Customs and Excise Commissioner’s office.
Impact on the Community
This decision is expected to have a profound impact on the LGBTQ+ community within India, especially among government employees. It demonstrates a growing acceptance and understanding of gender diversity. The approval of Anasuya’s request is seen as a beacon of hope for many who seek recognition and acceptance in their professional lives.
This historic approval of M. Anasuya’s gender transition request is a landmark decision that paves the way for greater inclusivity in Indian civil services. It underscores the importance of recognizing and respecting individual gender identities.
