In a large-scale administrative reshuffle, as many as 40 IAS officers of the AGMUT cadre have been posted across various Union Territories and states under the cadre. This reshuffle underscores the government’s intent to deploy experienced officers in key administrative zones, reinforcing regional governance and policy execution.
Prominent among the transfers, Ashish Chandra Verma and Anil Kumar Singh have been posted to Jammu & Kashmir, while seasoned officers like Sudhir Kumar and Vinod P Kavle have been assigned to Mizoram. Delhi, being a key administrative center, will now see the arrival of officers such as Dilraj Kaur, Pandurang K Pole, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri, and several others including Ramesh Verma, A Nedunchezhiyan, K K Singh, and Arun Kumar Mishra.
Other notable postings include Rahul Sharma and Nitish Rajora to Ladakh, Pradeep Kumar to Chandigarh, and Sanjiv M Gadkar, Yetindra M Maralkar, and Shakeel Ul Rehman Rather to Goa. Puducherry will benefit from the services of Krishna Mohan Uppu, Smitha R, Ravi Prakash, Choudhary Mohammad Yasin, and Vikranth Raja. Meanwhile, Suneel Anchipaka and Soumya Saurabh are among those transferred to Delhi, and Sheha Gitte, Asvin Chandru A, and Yashaswini B to Arunachal Pradesh.
The realignment also sees Shreya Singhal, Mahima Madan, and Ananth Dwivedi being deployed to J\&K, while Soma S A Kotaru heads to Lakshadweep. This reshuffle not only reflects administrative balancing but also emphasizes the Centre’s focus on responsive governance in geographically diverse and strategically important regions across the country.
