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K C Patnaik

(IAS | Odisha | 1983)
Special Secretary, Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department
K C Patnaik is a retired Indian Administrative Service officer of the 1983 batch from the Odisha cadre. Born on 14 October 1934, he served in the Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department. His most recent designation was Special Secretary from 1 March 1989 to 1 October 1992. Over his career, he held various positions including General Manager, Junior Scale, Secretary, Additional Secretary, Additional District Magistrate, Secretary, and Executive Officer. He holds a postgraduate degree in Geography and is also a graduate in Geography. K C Patnaik is male and has retired from service.

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