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Indreswar Kalita

(IAS | Assam Meghalya | 2012)
Secretary, Excise Department
Indreswar Kalita, born on February 1, 1966, is a male IAS officer from the 2012 batch, serving in the Assam Meghalaya cadre. He holds a Master of Arts degree. Currently, he is the Secretary of the Excise Department, a position he has held since May 22, 2023. Indreswar Kalita continues to serve in the Indian Administrative Service.

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