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Solomon Arokiaraj

(IAS | Andhra Pradesh | 2000)
Additional Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat, New Delhi
Solomon Arokiaraj, born on 12 June 1973, is a 2000-batch Indian Administrative Service officer of the Andhra Pradesh cadre. He holds a graduate degree and an MBA in Agriculture from Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore. Currently serving as Additional Secretary in the Cabinet Secretariat, New Delhi since 31 December 2025, he has held various positions including Secretary to the Chief Minister, Secretary to Government, Chief Executive Officer, District Collector and Magistrate, Project Director, Joint Collector, Project Officer, Sub Collector, Assistant Collector, and Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Finance. He is proficient in English, Tamil, and Telugu.

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