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Abha Shukla

(IAS | Maharashtra | 1993)
Additional Chief Secretary Energy, Industries, Energy and Labour Department, Maharashtra
Abha Shukla, an IAS officer of the 1993 Maharashtra cadre batch, was born on September 2, 1969. She holds a B.A. and M.A. and is proficient in English and Hindi. Currently serving as the Additional Chief Secretary Energy at Maharashtra since November 21, 2022, she has held various key positions including Principal Secretary, Resident Commissioner, Joint Secretary, Secretary, Director, Additional Divisional Commissioner, Additional Commissioner, CEO, and Assistant Collector. Throughout her career in the Indian Administrative Service, she has been associated with the Industries, Energy and Labour Department and continues to serve in the administrative capacity.

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