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R.N. Kuchara

(IAS | Gujarat | 2022)
Regional Commissioner of Municipalities, Rajkot
R.N. Kuchara is an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 1900 batch from the Gujarat cadre. Born on 15 April 1976, he is currently in service. Since 21 July 2026, he has been serving as the Regional Commissioner of Municipalities at Rajkot. Prior to this role, he held the position of Director.

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