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Dr. Krishna Kumar Dwivedi

(IAS | Assam Meghalya | 1996)
Additional Chief Secretary, Hon'ble CM Assam and Power (E) Department, Assam
Dr. Krishna Kumar Dwivedi is a 1996 batch Indian Administrative Service officer from the Assam Meghalya cadre. Born on 14 October 1969, he holds an M.A. and a Ph.D. from Allahabad University. He is currently serving as Additional Chief Secretary at Assam in the Hon'ble CM Assam and Power (E) Department since 30 September 2025. Dr. Dwivedi has previously held the position of Principal Secretary. He is proficient in English and Hindi. Dr. Dwivedi continues to serve in the Indian Administrative Service.

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