UP IAS PCS Transfer sees 15 IAS and 23 PCS officers moved to new posts across districts and departments, including Mau, Jaunpur and Medical Education.
The Uttar Pradesh government has carried out another major administrative reshuffle, transferring 15 IAS and 23 PCS officers across different districts and departments. The UP IAS PCS Transfer has brought changes to several key positions, including Chief Development Officers, Additional District Magistrates and senior departmental posts.
Dhruv Khadia Appointed Mau CDO
Under the latest UP IAS PCS Transfer, Dhruv Khadia has been shifted from Jaunpur and appointed as the Chief Development Officer (CDO) of Mau. Vivek Kumar Srivastava, who was serving as Mau CDO, has been posted as Member (Judicial), Revenue Council, Prayagraj.
Narendra Bahadur Singh has been appointed as the new CDO of Jaunpur. Ujjwal Kumar has been given the responsibility of Special Secretary, Mining.
IAS officer J Reebha has been appointed Managing Director of the Medical Supply Corporation. Sachin Kumar Singh will serve as Special Secretary, Medical Education, while Prakash Bindu has been posted as Secretary, Medical Education.
The reshuffle also includes senior institutional appointments. Archana Gahrawar has been appointed Registrar of AKTU, Lucknow, while Reena Singh has been appointed Registrar of KGMU.
23 PCS Officers Also Transferred
The UP IAS PCS Transfer also includes 23 PCS officers who have been assigned new responsibilities across various districts and institutions.
Chandesh Kumar has been appointed Chief Revenue Officer, Deoria, while Gyanendra Vikram will serve as Additional District Magistrate (Judicial), Sant Kabir Nagar. Lavi Tripathi has been posted as Additional District Magistrate (Administration), Saharanpur.
Rajesh Kumar has been appointed Additional Municipal Commissioner, Meerut, and Pushpendra Patel has been given charge as Additional District Magistrate, Rampur. Arpit Gupta has been appointed Registrar of Banda Agricultural University, while Vijay Shankar has been posted as Registrar of Mahatma Buddha Agricultural University.
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More PCS Officers Get New Assignments
As part of the UP IAS PCS Transfer, Abhinav Kannaujiya has been appointed Joint Milk Commissioner, while Brijesh Kumar Singh will serve as Secretary of the Meerut Development Authority.
Shivani Singh has been posted as Additional District Magistrate (Namami Gange), Jalaun. Prem Chandra Maurya has been appointed Additional District Magistrate, Pratapgarh, while Ramji Mishra will serve as Additional District Magistrate, Lucknow.
Rajendra Kumar has been posted as Additional District Magistrate, Hardoi. Prafull Kumar Tripathi will take charge as Additional District Magistrate, Moradabad, and Brijesh Kumar Tripathi has been appointed Additional District Magistrate, Lakhimpur Kheri.
Additional Postings in the Transfer List
Aniruddh Prateep Singh has been appointed Deputy Director, Uttar Pradesh State Agricultural Produce Market Council. Kinshuk Srivastava has been kept on the waiting list.
Sangeeta Devi has been posted as Additional District Magistrate, Aligarh, while Gambhir Singh has been appointed Additional District Magistrate, Muzaffarnagar. Narendra Singh will serve as Additional District Magistrate, Azamgarh.
Aditya Kumar Prajapati has been appointed Additional District Magistrate (City), Meerut. Amit Kumar has been given charge as Deputy Director, Uttar Pradesh Agricultural Produce Market, while Mayank Kundu has been appointed Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Moradabad.
Key Administrative Changes Across UP
The UP IAS PCS Transfer has resulted in changes across district administration, medical education, mining, agricultural marketing, higher education and other departments. Several senior officers have been moved to new assignments, while a number of PCS officers have also received postings in districts and government institutions.
The latest UP IAS PCS Transfer list covers important administrative positions in multiple parts of Uttar Pradesh, with the new officers expected to take charge of their respective assignments as per the government orders.
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