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Raj Krishna Jha

(IAS | Bihar | 2025)
Raj Krishna Jha, born on July 8, 1997, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2025 batch, assigned to the Bihar cadre. He is currently serving in the IAS and is actively engaged in his administrative duties. As a male officer, Raj Krishna Jha continues to contribute to the civil services under the Government of India.

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