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Devendra Kumar Tiwari
(IAS | Jharkhand | 1986)
Additional Chief Secretary, Water Resources Department
Devendra Kumar Tiwari, born on 26 March 1960, is a retired Indian Administrative Service officer from the 1986 Jharkhand cadre. A graduate in Medicine, he served in various capacities throughout his career, including Additional Chief Secretary in the Water Resources Department from 13 February 2018 to 31 March 2020. His extensive experience encompasses roles such as Principal Secretary, Project Director, Secretary, Commissioner, Director, Inspector General, Special Secretary, Additional Magistrate, and Sub-Divisional Officer. Tiwari’s diverse administrative tenure reflects his long-standing commitment to public service within the Jharkhand cadre.
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