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Kavitha Padmanabhan

(IAS | Assam Meghalya | 2006)

Commissioner & Secretary, Housing and Urban Affairs Department and Environment and Forest Department, Assam

Kavitha Padmanabhan, born on 02 February 1981, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2006 batch, Assam Meghalaya cadre. She holds a B.Tech. degree from Pondicherry University. Currently serving as Commissioner & Secretary at Assam since 18 November 2021, she is associated with the Housing and Urban Affairs Department and the Environment and Forest Department. Kavitha is proficient in Assamese, English, Hindi, and Tamil. She continues to serve in the IAS, contributing to the administration of Assam.

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