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P V Nayak

(IAS | Maharashtra | 1956)

Secretary, General Administration Department (Personnel), Maharashtra

P V Nayak, born on May 11, 1933, is a retired Indian Administrative Service officer from the 1956 Maharashtra cadre. A graduate in Commerce, he served in various capacities including Assistant Collector, Assistant Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner, District Collector, Deputy Secretary, Director, Commissioner, and multiple Secretary roles. His most recent position was Secretary at Maharashtra in the General Administration Department (Personnel). Throughout his career, Nayak held significant administrative responsibilities within the state government before retiring from service.

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