Santosh Kumar

(IAS | Maharashtra | 1994)
Principal Secretary and OSD, Appeals, Revenue and Forest Department, Mumbai
Santosh Kumar, an IAS officer of the 1994 batch from Maharashtra cadre, holds a B.Tech. and M.Tech. from IIT Kanpur, along with an M.I.D.P. from Duke University. Proficient in English, Hindi, and Marathi, he currently serves as the Principal Secretary and OSD at Appeals, Revenue and Forest Department. Born on 29/07/1971, Kumar has demonstrated his expertise and leadership in various administrative roles throughout his career.


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