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Rachna Shah IAS given additional charge as Secretary- Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances and Pensions and Pensioner’s Welfare

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Rachna Shah IAS KL
Rachna Shah IAS KL

Ms. Rachna Shah IAS (Kerala 1991) presently Secretary- DoPT given additional charge as Secretary- Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances and Secretary- Department of Pensions and Pensioner’s Welfare from 01.05.2025 to 09.05.2025 during the period of absence on leave of Shri V Srinivas IAS (Rajasthan 1989).

Ms. Rachna Shah, currently serving as the Secretary in the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), has been entrusted with the additional responsibilities of Secretary in both the Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances and the Department of Pensions and Pensioner’s Welfare from May 1, 2025, to May 9, 2025. This arrangement comes during the temporary absence of Shri V Srinivas IAS on leave. With an impressive career spanning multiple senior roles, Ms. Shah has significantly contributed to public administration, particularly in the areas of personnel management, general administration, and personnel training. Her leadership is marked by a commitment to improving governance and ensuring effective public service delivery.

Her academic background includes a First Class in both her Bachelor’s degree in Economic Hons. and her post-graduate degree in Business Economics, both from Delhi University. Over the years, Ms. Shah has held numerous critical positions at both the state and central levels. Some of her notable roles include serving as Secretary in the Ministry of Textiles, Additional Secretary in the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, and holding various leadership positions within the Cabinet Secretariat. She has also been instrumental in driving reforms related to administrative efficiency and public grievances. Her diverse experience, combined with her dedication, has made her a key figure in shaping the public sector’s operational landscape.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Ms. Rachna Shah the very best.

Idzes Angmo Kundan IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

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Idzes Angmo Kundan IAS
Idzes Angmo Kundan IAS

Ms. Idzes Angmo Kundan IAS (Maharashtra 1996) has been empanelled for holding the
post of Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Ms. Idzes Angmo Kundan, a seasoned officer of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), has been empanelled for appointment to the post of Joint Secretary to the Government of India, recognizing her distinguished service and leadership across multiple sectors. With a strong academic foundation—holding a postgraduate and M.Phil. degree in International Politics (both with First Class)—Ms. Kundan has consistently demonstrated intellectual depth and a nuanced understanding of governance and public policy.

Over the course of her extensive career, she has held a series of impactful roles, predominantly in the Maharashtra cadre. Notably, she served as Principal Secretary to the Department of Minority Affairs and Wakf Board, Secretary for Child Development and Women Empowerment, and Additional Commissioner in the Municipal Administration Department in Mumbai. Her work in these positions has been instrumental in advancing inclusive development, social welfare, and urban governance. She has also contributed significantly to the public health sector as Director in the Health Department and has led disaster management efforts with commendable efficiency during her tenure in the Revenue Department.

Ms. Kundan’s tenure as District Collector of Mumbai City—one of India’s most complex and dynamic urban regions—further highlights her administrative acumen. She has served across various levels of governance, including grassroots rural administration as CEO of Zila Parishads in Gadchiroli and Raigad, and in urban development as Municipal Commissioner in Amravati and Additional Commissioner in Nagpur.

Her consistent commitment to public service, capacity for leadership in diverse domains, and ability to navigate complex administrative challenges make her a deserving choice for a senior policymaking role at the Centre. Her empanelment reflects both her professional merit and the trust placed in her ability to contribute effectively to national governance.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Ms. Idzes Angmo Kundan the very best.

Nidhi Kesarwani IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

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Nidhi Kesarwani IAS MN
Nidhi Kesarwani IAS MN

Ms. Nidhi Kesarwani IAS (Manipur 2004) has been empanelled for holding the post of
Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Ms. Nidhi Kesarwani, a dedicated and accomplished officer of the Indian Administrative Service, has been empanelled for appointment to the post of Joint Secretary to the Government of India, a recognition of her steadfast commitment to public service and her wide-ranging administrative acumen. Holding a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Jabalpur and an M.Tech. in Industrial Engineering from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi—both with First Division—Ms. Kesarwani brings to governance a strong foundation in analytical thinking and systems management.

Over nearly two decades of service, she has amassed rich and diverse experience across multiple key sectors, including health, rural development, drinking water supply, and district administration. Her central deputation as Deputy Director (Director level) in the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare since 2021 has been marked by her instrumental role in policy formulation and implementation in the critical domain of public health.

Previously, as Commissioner-cum-Secretary in the Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Department, and in the Public Health Engineering Department in Manipur, Ms. Kesarwani demonstrated exceptional leadership in strengthening grassroots infrastructure and delivering essential services to remote regions. Her tenure as Collector and District Magistrate during her inter-cadre deputation to Uttar Pradesh for six years further exemplified her hands-on governance and effective delivery of public services in complex administrative settings.

Beginning her career as Sub-Divisional Officer in Ukhrul, followed by her contributions as Deputy Commissioner in Senapati, she has consistently engaged with diverse populations and challenging field conditions—reflecting her deep commitment to inclusive development and responsive governance.

Ms. Kesarwani’s empanelment as Joint Secretary stands as a well-deserved recognition of her professionalism, visionary leadership, and people-centric approach. Her impressive academic credentials combined with field experience make her a valuable asset to the Union Government and an inspiring figure in public administration.

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Asvini Kumar Yadav IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

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Asvini Kumar Yadav WB 2001
Asvini Kumar Yadav WB 2001

Shri Asvini Kumar Yadav IAS (West Bengal 2001) has been empanelled for holding the
post of Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Shri Asvini Kumar Yadav, an accomplished officer of the Indian Administrative Service, has been empanelled for appointment to the post of Joint Secretary to the Government of India—an honor that underscores his extensive experience, effective leadership, and deep-rooted commitment to public service. A qualified medical professional with an M.B.B.S. degree in Medicine (First Division) and a postgraduate qualification in Radiology, Shri Yadav’s unique academic background reflects both intellectual depth and a service-oriented ethos that has translated powerfully into his administrative career.

Throughout his distinguished tenure in public service, Shri Yadav has consistently displayed a rare blend of policy insight and grassroots engagement. Beginning with foundational roles in Kalimpong and Cooch Behar, he quickly rose through the ranks, taking on complex assignments in land revenue management, district administration, urban governance, and industrial development. His tenure as District Magistrate of Hooghly and earlier stints as Additional District Magistrate and Sub-Divisional Officer laid the foundation for his strong command over field administration and developmental planning.

Notably, Shri Yadav’s leadership in welfare and empowerment sectors has left an indelible mark. Since 2015, he has been serving as Commissioner (Joint Secretary level) in the Departments of Backward Classes Welfare and Tribal Development, Government of West Bengal. His work in social justice and empowerment demonstrates a consistent focus on inclusive growth, policy delivery for marginalized communities, and institutional capacity building. His earlier contributions to industries, sericulture, textiles, and cooperative societies have equally underscored his multi-sectoral expertise and policy versatility.

With his empanelment as Joint Secretary, Shri Asvini Kumar Yadav brings to the table not just a wealth of administrative experience, but also a visionary approach to governance rooted in empathy, discipline, and innovation. His career stands as a testament to dedicated public service and serves as an inspiring model for future administrators.

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Rakesh Rathi IPS given additional charge as IG – Special Branch, Bihar

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Rakesh Rathi IPS BH 2002
Rakesh Rathi IPS BH 2002

Shri Rakesh Rathi IPS (Bihar 2002), presently Inspector General of Police (IG), Technical Services and Communications, Bihar, with additional charge of IG, Economic Offences Unit (Cyber Crime), Bihar, is relieved of additional charge of IG, Economic Offences Unit (Cyber Crime), Bihar, and given additional charge of IG – Special Branch, Bihar.

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Niranjan Kumar IAS empanelled as Joint Secretary at the Centre

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Niranjan Kumar IAS WB 2007
Niranjan Kumar IAS WB 2007

Shri Niranjan Kumar IAS (West Bengal 2007) has been empanelled for holding the post of Joint Secretary at the Centre.

Shri Niranjan Kumar, an accomplished civil servant with a rich and diverse administrative background, has recently been empanelled for holding the post of Joint Secretary to the Government of India—a significant milestone that reflects his unwavering dedication and consistent excellence in public service. A scholar with a strong academic foundation, Shri Kumar holds a B.A. in Arts and a Master’s degree in History, both with First Division honors from L.N.M. University, Darbhanga, showcasing his early commitment to intellectual rigor.

Over the span of his distinguished career, Shri Kumar has held a wide array of impactful positions, bringing transformative leadership to sectors ranging from land reforms and district administration to urban development and cooperative societies. Beginning his journey as an Assistant Magistrate in Jalpaiguri, he steadily rose through the ranks, serving with distinction as Sub-Divisional Officer in Khatra, Additional District Magistrate, and District Officer in Murshidabad. His deep engagement in land revenue management and district administration laid a strong groundwork for higher responsibilities.

His leadership in urban governance has been especially notable. From his role as Special Secretary and Joint Secretary with the Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority and the Kolkata Environmental Improvement Project (KEIP), to his tenure as Secretary in various urban development departments, Shri Kumar has consistently demonstrated vision, administrative acumen, and a people-centric approach. His current role as Registrar (Joint Secretary level) in the Department of Cooperative Societies, West Bengal, further exemplifies his versatility and ability to manage complex governance domains with strategic foresight.

Shri Niranjan Kumar’s empanelment as Joint Secretary is a testament to his exemplary service, policy insight, and deep-rooted commitment to the principles of good governance. His career is an inspiring blend of ground-level experience and high-level strategic execution, making him a valuable asset to the nation’s administrative leadership.

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Chandra Prakash IPS transferred as Deputy Director – Bihar Police Academy, Rajgir

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Chandra Prakash IPS BH 2019
Chandra Prakash IPS BH 2019

Shri Chandra Prakash IPS (Bihar 2019), presently Commandant, Bihar Special Armed Police-17, Bodhgaya, Bihar, is transferred and appointed as Deputy Director – Bihar Police Academy (BPA), Rajgir, Bihar.

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Harshika Singh IAS transferred as CDO and Regional Food Controller – Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh

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Harshika Singh IAS UP 2021
Harshika Singh IAS UP 2021

Ms Harshika Singh IAS (UP 2021), presently Joint Magistrate, Chandouli, is transferred and appointed as Chief Development Officer and Regional Food Controller – Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh.

Ms. Harshika Singh, IAS, an officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre, has been transferred and appointed as the Chief Development Officer and Regional Food Controller, Prayagraj. In her previous role as Joint Magistrate/Sub Collector, Chandauli, she was closely involved in land revenue management and district administration, where she earned a reputation for her disciplined work ethic and dedication to grassroots governance.

Ms. Singh holds a B.Tech. in Civil Engineering from the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET), Lucknow University, graduating with First Division. Her technical background, coupled with administrative acumen, equips her well to address multifaceted challenges in development planning and food security oversight in Prayagraj.

With a track record of diligence and a commitment to public service, her appointment to this dual responsibility role reflects the state’s trust in her ability to deliver efficient governance and ensure effective implementation of welfare programs at the district level.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Ms Harshika Singh the very best.

Amit Kumar Jain IPS given additional charge as ADG – Prohibition, Bihar

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Dr Amit Kumar Jain IPS (Bihar 1996), presently ADG, Weaker Sections, CID, Bihar, is given additional charge of ADG – Prohibition, Bihar.

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Vishal Bharadwaj IAS transferred as Special Secretary – Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh

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Vishal Bhardwaj IAS UP 2013
Vishal Bhardwaj IAS UP 2013

Shri Vishal Bharadwaj IAS (UP 2013), presently District Magistrate & Collector, Kushinagar, is transferred and appointed as Special Secretary – Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh, reflecting the government’s confidence in his administrative capabilities and his commitment to public service.

Shri Bharadwaj holds a Master of Arts in Economics from Lucknow University, where he graduated with First Division. He further honed his policy and governance expertise by completing a Master in Public Administration (M.P.A.) from the prestigious Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, where he was formally awarded the degree.

With experience in field administration and a strong academic foundation in public policy, Shri Bharadwaj brings a balanced perspective to his new role in the Chief Minister’s Office. His appointment is expected to strengthen coordination and support high-level governance initiatives in the state.

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Tauhid Parwez IPS transferred as DIG – CID, Bihar

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Bihar Police

Shri Tauhid Parwez IPS (Bihar 2010), presently DIG, Railways, Patna, Bihar, is transferred and appointed as DIG – CID, Bihar, Patna.

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Avinash Kumar IAS transferred as DM & Collector- Gazipur, Uttar Pradesh

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Avinash Kumar IAS UP 2013 batch
Avinash Kumar IAS UP 2013 batch

Shri Avinash Kumar IAS (Uttar Pradesh 2013), presently District Magistrate & Collector, Jhansi, is transferred and appointed as District Magistrate & Collector, Gazipur, Uttar Pradesh.

Shri Avinash Kumar, an accomplished officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre, has been transferred and appointed as the District Magistrate & Collector of Ghazipur. Prior to this, he was serving as District Magistrate & Collector of Jhansi, where he played a pivotal role in local governance, infrastructure development, and efficient public service delivery.

An alumnus of the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai, Shri Kumar holds a B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering, graduating with First Division. His academic excellence is matched by his administrative capability, honed through years of grassroots and departmental experience.

Shri Kumar began his IAS career with foundational training at LBSNAA, followed by a stint at the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, as Assistant Secretary, where he contributed to national health initiatives.

Known for his methodical approach and commitment to transparency, his posting to Ghazipur reflects the administration’s confidence in his ability to address complex developmental challenges and strengthen district-level governance.

IndianBureaucracy.com wishes Shri Avinash Kumar the very best.

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