Ramesh Ganawa, son of a farmer, posted on the high post of Chief Forest Conservator

Bureau Chief Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

Ramesh Ganawa, son of the hardworking tribal farmer Hariya Ganawa of Jhabua district, has been posted as an Indian Forest Service officer on the high post of Chief Forest Conservator.

It is a matter of pride for Jhabua district.

Ramesh Ganawa, son of a farmer, received his primary education from village Panchkui of Meghnagar development block, secondary education from Government Boys School of Meghnagar and higher secondary education from Rajeshwar Mahu.

College education was done from Science College Indore.

Ganawa got selected in the Forest Service in the year 1991 and after receiving training in Dehradun for two years, he served in places like Chhindwara, Dindori, Dewas, Shivpuri etc. of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh.

And currently, he is serving as Chief Forest Conservator in Khandwa. Ramesh Ganawa's wife Dr. Nivedita is serving as a professor in Government Maharani Laxmibai Girls College Bhopal in the capital Bhopal. Chief Forest Conservator Ramesh Ganawa's brother is working as SDO in the Telecommunication Department. One brother Prakash Ganawa is a lawyer in Thandla.

Forest Conservator Ramesh Ganawa's brother Mansu Ganawa's wife Mrs. Neelam Ganawa is serving as Joint Director Treasury Accounts Officer in Indore.

On Chief Forest Conservator Ramesh Ganawa being appointed to the high post, senior journalist Manish Nahata of Nai Duniya newspaper, Rahim Sherani of Bharat Times newspaper, Farooq Sherani from Samay Gati newspaper, Sandeep Khatri, Kalsig Bhuria, Prakash Prajapat, Nimish Nahata, Zakir Sheikh from Jagat News, Ziaul Haq Qadri, Ranveer Singh Sisodia, PTI Joseph Mavi, etc. officials, public representatives and family members have congratulated and wished him.

The series of people giving wishes and greetings is continuing on social media as well.