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Rajeev Arun Ekka

(IAS | Jharkhand | 1994)
Member, Board of Revenue, Jharkhand
Rajeev Arun Ekka, born on 24 March 1964, is a 1994 batch Indian Administrative Service officer of the Jharkhand cadre. He holds an M.B.B.S. degree and is currently serving as a Member at the Board of Revenue, Jharkhand, since 25 August 2022. Throughout his career, he has held various positions including Secretary, Director, Joint Secretary, Managing Director, Transport Commissioner, Project Director, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, and Additional Chief Secretary. He is proficient in English and Hindi. Rajeev Arun Ekka continues to serve in the Indian Administrative Service with a focus on administrative roles within Jharkhand.

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