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The Central Government has approved the appointment of 55 IAS officers at the level of Joint Secretary, also includes the name of senior IAS Chandresh Kumar Yadav from Uttarakhand

The Central Government has approved the appointment of 55 IAS officers of 2006 batch at the level of Joint Secretary or Joint Secretary equivalent. The Appointments Committee of the Union Cabinet has given this information in one of its orders. In an important decision by the Appointments Committee of the Union Cabinet, 55 officers of the 2006 batch of the Indian Administrative Service have been appointed at the level of Joint Secretary or Joint Secretary equivalent. In the list which has been released by the government, 5 are from Uttar Pradesh cadre, 4 Maharashtra and 1 Uttarakhand cadre, 3 from Gujarat cadre while the rest are officers from different state cadres. All these officers will be posted at the level of Joint Secretary at different places in the Central Government.

  1. Kavitha Padmanabhan (IAS:AM)
  2. Om Prakash (IAS:AM)
  3. Pravin Bakshi (IAS:AM)
  4. Brahm Deo Ram Tiwari (IAS:AM)
  5. Puru Gupta (IAS:AM)
  6. Sujata Sharma (IAS:AP)
  7. Pravin Kumar (IAS:AP)
  8. D Ronald Rose (IAS:AP)
  9. Adesh Titarmare (IAS:BH)
  10. Ashwini D Thakre (IAS:BH)
  11. S. K. R. Pudakalkatti (IAS:BH)
  12. Daya Nidhan Pandey (IAS:BH)
  13. Ankit Anand (IAS:CG)
  14. Alex V F Paul Menon V (IAS:CG)
  15. Solai Bharathi Dasan (IAS:CG)
  16. Ajay Kumar (IAS:GJ)
  17. Jenu Devan (IAS:GJ)
  18. Ravi Kumar Arora (IAS:GJ)
  19. Priyatu Mandal (IAS:HP)
  20. J Ganesan (IAS:HY)
  21. Ashok Kumar Meena (IAS:HY)
  22. Vipra Bhal (IAS:JH)
  23. Biju K (IAS:KL)
  24. Ajit Kumar (IAS:KL)
  25. Gurneet Tej (IAS:KN)
  26. Abhishek Krishna (IAS:MH)
  27. Virendra Singh (IAS:MH)
  28. Deependra S Kushwah (IAS:MH)
  29. Om Prakash Bakoria (IAS:MH)
  30. Khade S Pandharinath (IAS:MP)
  31. Roopa Roshan Sahoo (IAS:OD)
  32. Abhinav (IAS:PB)
  33. Pradeep Kumar Agarwal (IAS:PB)
  34. Amit Dhaka (IAS:PB)
  35. Ravi Bhagat (IAS:PB)
  36. Rohit Gupta (IAS:RJ)
  37. Arti Dogra (IAS:RJ)
  38. Hanish Chhabra (IAS:TN)
  39. Ajay Yadav (IAS:TN)
  40. Laxmi Priya G (IAS:TN)
  41. Abhishek Singh (IAS:TR)
  42. Tanusree Deb Barma (IAS:TR)
  43. Chandresh Kumar Yadav (IAS:UK)
  44. Abhishek Prakash (IAS:UP)
  45. Sarika Mohan (IAS:UP)
  46. Kaushal Raj Sharma (IAS:UP)
  47. Pranjal Yadav (IAS:UP)
  48. Selva Kumari J (IAS:UP)
  49. Prerna Puri (IAS:AGMUT)
  50. Manoj Kumar Sahoo (IAS:AGMUT)
  51. Rupesh Kumar Thakur (IAS:AGMUT)
  52. Ashok Kumar (IAS:AGMUT)
  53. Randhir Kumar (IAS:WB)
  54. Tanmay Chakrabarty (IAS:WB)
  55. Sharad Kumar Dwivedi (IAS:WB)
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