Anand Vardhan appointed as the new Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand, the state’s first woman CS Radha Raturi will retire on March 31

IAS Anand Vardhan will be the new Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand. He will take over as the Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand on March 31 after the retirement of the current Chief Secretary Radha Raturi. Anand Vardhan is a 1992 batch IAS officer.

Anand Vardhan becomes the new Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand: Today was a very special day for the bureaucracy of Uttarakhand. Today it has been announced that IAS Anand Vardhan will be made the new Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand. With this, the long speculation about the new Chief Secretary has also come to an end. However, the selection of IAS officer Anand Bardhan was already considered almost certain. Actually the reason behind this was that he was the most senior IAS in Uttarakhand.

Anand Vardhan will take charge from April 1: The extension of service of the current Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand, Radha Raturi, is ending on March 31. In this way, the government has announced the new Chief Secretary four days before her retirement. With the retirement of Radha Raturi on March 31, Anand Vardhan will become the biggest boss of Uttarakhand bureaucracy from April 1.

Anand Vardhan is a 1992 batch IAS officer: Anand Vardhan is the most senior officer of the IAS cadre in Uttarakhand. He is currently handling the responsibility of Additional Chief Secretary in the administration. The special thing is that at present there is only one ACS level officer in the state. In such a situation, the government also did not have any other option as a name for the post of Chief Secretary.

Radha Raturi is retiring on March 31: The current Chief Secretary Radha Raturi had got an extension of 6 months twice on the post of Chief Secretary. Even before retirement, Radha Raturi has applied for the post of Chief Information Commissioner. It is very important for the Uttarakhand government to appoint someone to the post of Chief Information Commissioner by the month of April. Actually, in the month of April, there will be only one Information Commissioner left in the Information Commission. In such a situation, the work of the commission can come to a complete standstill. In view of this, the state government will compulsorily appoint someone to the post of Chief Information Commissioner in April. After Radha Raturi’s application, there is a possibility that she may be selected as the Chief Information Commissioner.