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S R Shinde

(IAS | Maharashtra | 1976)
Managing Director, Youth Affairs and Sports Department, Maharashtra
S R Shinde, born on April 16, 1939, is a retired Indian Administrative Service officer from the 1976 batch of the Maharashtra cadre. Throughout his career, he held various positions including Joint Secretary, Director, District Collector, Deputy Secretary, Additional Commissioner, CEO, and Administrator. His most recent designation was Managing Director at Maharashtra in the Youth Affairs and Sports Department. Mr. Shinde’s extensive service reflects a diverse administrative experience within the government.

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