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Ranvir Singh Chauhan

(IAS | Uttarakhand | 2009)
Secretary, Finance Department, Dehradun
Ranvir Singh Chauhan is a 2009 batch Indian Administrative Service officer of the Uttarakhand cadre. Born on 06/06/1970, he holds a B.A. degree. He is currently serving as Secretary in the Finance Department at Dehradun, a position he has held since 24/07/2026. Throughout his career, he has held various significant roles including Secretary, Additional Secretary, Commissioner, District Collector, Project Director, Mission Director, Director, and Director General. Ranvir Singh Chauhan remains in active service, contributing to the administration of Uttarakhand in multiple capacities over the years.

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