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Sohan Kumar Thakur

(IAS | Bihar | 2005)
Sohan Kumar Thakur is a retired Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2005 batch, belonging to the Bihar cadre. Born on September 7, 1958, he served in the IAS during his career. His professional tenure was marked by his commitment to public administration within the state of Bihar.

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