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Himansu Sekhar Behera

(IAS | Odisha | 2025)
Joint Secretary, Home Department, Odisha
Himansu Sekhar Behera is an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 2025 batch from the Odisha cadre. He was born on 01 June 1969. He holds an M.A. in Regional Development. Currently, he serves as Joint Secretary in the Home Department, Odisha, a position he has held since 18 September 2026. He is presently in service.
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