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Bhoobalan T

(IAS | Karnataka | 2015)
Chief Executive Officer, Centre for E-Governance- Department of e-Governance, Karnataka
Bhoobalan T, an IAS officer of the 2015 Karnataka cadre, was born on November 24, 1987. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from Anna University Chennai, a Master’s in Taxation and Business Laws from NALSAR University of Law Hyderabad, and a Master of Arts in Public Management from Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi. Currently, he serves as Chief Executive Officer at the Centre for E-Governance, Department of e-Governance, Karnataka, since July 8, 2025. His previous roles include Deputy Commissioner, Municipal Commissioner, and CEO of Smart City. He has received awards for Best Performance as Returning Officer and Best CEO.

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