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Dinesh Kumar

(IAS | Rajasthan | 1996)
ACS, Administrative Reforms, Rajasthan
Dinesh Kumar, born on 17 February 1972, is a 1996 batch Indian Administrative Service officer of the Rajasthan cadre. He holds a B.Tech. degree and a postgraduate qualification from Syracuse University. Currently, he serves as Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) in the Department of Administrative Reforms, Rajasthan, since 19 March 2026. Throughout his career, he has held various significant positions, including Principal Secretary, Additional Chief Secretary, Principal Secretary to Governor, Secretary to Government, Chairman & Managing Director, Joint Secretary, Excise Commissioner, District Collector and District Magistrate, and Managing Director. He is proficient in English and Hindi.

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