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Aparna Arora

(IAS | Rajasthan | 1993)
Additional Cheif Secretary, Department of Mines and Petroleum, Rajasthan
Aparna Arora, born on October 1, 1968, is a 1993 batch IAS officer of the Rajasthan cadre. She holds an M.A. degree and is currently serving as the Additional Chief Secretary at Rajasthan since March 20, 2026, in the Department of Mines and Petroleum. Throughout her career, she has held various key positions including Additional Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary to Government, Secretary, Chairman, Divisional Commissioner, District Collector, and Deputy Secretary. Fluent in English and Hindi, Aparna Arora continues to contribute to the administrative framework of Rajasthan with extensive experience across multiple government roles.
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