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G V Krishna Rau

(IAS | Karnataka | 1982)
Recovery Commissioner, Karnataka
G V Krishna Rau, born on 30 July 1954, is a retired IAS officer from the 1982 Karnataka cadre. He holds a postgraduate degree in Geology. Throughout his career, he served in various capacities including Commissioner, Additional Chief Secretary & Development Commissioner, Principal Secretary, Secretary to Governor, Chairman, Managing Director, Executive Director, Director, Land Development Officer, Chief Secretary (Zila Parishad), Deputy Commissioner, Deputy Secretary, Controller, Manager, and Assistant Commissioner. His most recent designation is Recovery Commissioner at Karnataka, a position he has held since 9 October 2025. He is proficient in English, Hindi, Kannada, and Telugu.

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