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Rashmi Krishnan

(IAS | A G M U T | 2001)
Secretary, Women and Child Development and Social Welfare Department
Rashmi Krishnan, an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2001 AGMUT cadre, was born on September 3, 1959. She holds an LL.B. in Administrative Laws and Other Laws from the University of Delhi. Throughout her career, she served in various capacities including Secretary and Special Secretary. Her most recent position was Secretary in the Women and Child Development and Social Welfare Department, commencing on April 2, 2018. Rashmi Krishnan has been recognized with the Rashtriya ICON Awards. She is now retired from service.

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