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Anita Praveen

(IAS | Tamil Nadu | 1989)
Secretary, Department of Food Processing, Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI), New Delhi
Anita Praveen, born on 14 November 1964, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 1989 Tamil Nadu cadre. She holds a graduate degree and postgraduate diploma in Zoology and Business Administration. Currently serving as Secretary in the Department of Food Processing under the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, New Delhi (since 1 February 2022), she has held numerous key positions including Special Secretary, Additional Secretary, Joint Secretary, Principal Secretary, Chairperson & Managing Director, and Secretary (Expenditure). Fluent in English, Hindi, and Tamil, Anita Praveen continues to contribute to public administration with extensive experience across various administrative roles.

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