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Manoj Kumar Singh

(IAS | Bihar | 2009)
Resident Commissioner, Bihar Bhawan, New Delhi
Manoj Kumar Singh, born on 20 July 1982, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2009 Bihar cadre. He holds a B.Ed., B.A. in History, and an M.A. in History. Currently, he serves as the Resident Commissioner at Bihar Bhawan, New Delhi. His past roles include Secretary, Director, Private Secretary to Minister of State (IC), Additional Commissioner, District Collector and District Magistrate, Deputy Development Commissioner & Chief Executive Officer, and Sub Divisional Officer. He was awarded by the State Power Holding Company for outstanding leadership in electricity. He is proficient in English and Hindi.

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