Kerala has appointed IAS officer Bishwanath Sinha as its next Chief Secretary. Sinha is currently serving as Additional Chief Secretary, Home, and is expected to take over the role from Chief Secretary A. Jayathilak. Jayathilak is scheduled to retire on June 30, which will trigger the transition to Sinha as the state’s top administrative officer. Sinha is an IAS officer of the 1991 batch and has previously served as Kerala’s Resident Commissioner in New Delhi. According to reports, he has two years remaining in service, with plans to retire in 2028. The appointment places Sinha at the helm of Kerala’s civil services following the planned departure of his predecessor at the end of June. The new assignment reflects an internal promotion within the state’s senior administrative cadre, with Sinha moving from the Home department into the Chief Secretary position.
Bishwanath Sinha appointed Kerala’s next Chief Secretary, replacing A Jayathilak
Kerala has appointed IAS officer Bishwanath Sinha as its next Chief Secretary. Sinha is currently serving as Additional Chief Secretary, Home, and is expected to take over the role from Chief Secretar...
- Bishwanath Sinha is appointed Kerala’s next Chief Secretary.
- He currently serves as Additional Chief Secretary, Home.
- Chief Secretary A. Jayathilak will retire on June 30.
- Sinha is an IAS officer of the 1991 batch.
- He has served as Kerala’s Resident Commissioner in New Delhi.
A 1991 batch IAS officer, he had served as Kerala’s Resident Commissioner in New Delhi. He has two more years of service left and is slated to retire in 2028
2 months agoSinha, who is currently Additional Chief Secretary, Home, is set to replace Chief Secretary A Jayathilak, who will retire on June 30
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