Bharat Harbanslal Khera

(IAS | Himachal Pradesh | 1995)
Additional Secretary, Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, New Delhi
Bharat Harbanslal Khera, an IAS officer of the 1995 batch from Himachal Pradesh cadre, was born on 03/01/1972. He holds a B.E. from BITS PILANI, an M.P.A. from Syracuse University, and completed the Advanced Management Programme from the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad. Currently serving as Additional Secretary at Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, he is proficient in English and Hindi.


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