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Nitesh Kumar Jain

(IAS | Punjab | 2021)
Chief Administrator, Jalandhar Development Authority, Jalandhar, Punjab
Nitesh Kumar Jain, born on 12 October 1993, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2021 batch, Punjab cadre. He holds a B.Com Honours in Financial Accounting from the University of Kolkata and is a Chartered Accountant. Currently, he serves as the Chief Administrator at the Jalandhar Development Authority, Jalandhar, Punjab, a position he has held since 3 March 2025. His previous roles include Sub Divisional Magistrate and Under Secretary. Nitesh Kumar Jain continues to serve in the Indian Administrative Service.

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