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Bishwanath Sinha

(IAS | Kerala | 1992)
Chief Secretary, Kerala
Bishwanath Sinha, born on 24 September 1968, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 1992 Kerala cadre. He holds an M.A. from Delhi University. Currently serving as the Chief Secretary of Kerala since 23 June 2026, he has held numerous positions including Additional Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary to Government, Joint Secretary, Resident Commissioner, Secretary, Private Secretary, Director, Chief Vigilance Officer, Managing Director, District Collector, Deputy Inspector General, Under Secretary, Deputy Secretary, and Assistant Collector. Fluent in English and Hindi, Bishwanath Sinha continues to serve in the IAS with a distinguished career spanning multiple administrative roles.

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