On the first day of the New Year, the Chhattisgarh government announced significant changes in the responsibilities and postings of several IAS officers.

These administrative changes aim to streamline governance and enhance efficiency in various departments.

Key Appointments and Transfers

Neelam Namdev: Appointed as the State Information Commissioner of Chhattisgarh, marking a pivotal role in ensuring transparency and accountability in the state’s administrative framework.

Narendra Kumar Dugga: Posted as the Commissioner of Surguja Division, taking charge of the division’s development and administrative operations.

Padam Singh Elma: Assigned as the Commissioner for Tribal and Scheduled Caste Development, focusing on the welfare and advancement of marginalized communities.

Abhijeet Singh: Given additional charge as the Secretary of the Public Service Commission, expanding his responsibilities to oversee recruitment processes and public service exams.

Pratishtha Mamgai: Appointed as the Collector of Narayanpur, taking on a critical role in managing the district's administrative and developmental needs.

Prateek Jain: Posted as the CEO of District Panchayat Bastar, where he will focus on rural development and governance.

Objective of the Reshuffle

The reshuffle reflects the state government’s commitment to ensuring optimal utilization of administrative talent and improving governance across key sectors.

With these changes, the government aims to enhance efficiency, accountability, and public service delivery in the state.

These appointments signal a strategic move to strengthen governance and development initiatives, setting the tone for a productive 2025.