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Inderjeet Singh

(IAS | Rajasthan | 2010)
Director, Ministry of Culture, New Delhi
Inderjeet Singh, born on 17 October 1984, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2010 Rajasthan cadre. He holds a B.E. from Delhi University and an M.P.P. Currently, he serves as Director at the Ministry of Culture, New Delhi, since 18 August 2025. His past roles include Director and Ex-Officio Special Secretary to Government, Commissioner & Special Secretary, Managing Director, District Collector and District Magistrate, Joint Secretary to Government, and Officer on Special Duty. He has received multiple awards, including the National Award for e-Governance and Best Electoral Practices Award 2019. He is proficient in English and Punjabi.

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