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Suchi Tyagi

(IAS | Rajasthan | 2007)
Secretary, Tourism, Art and Culture Department, Rajasthan
Suchi Tyagi, born on 27 November 1978, is an Indian Administrative Service officer from the 2007 Rajasthan cadre. She holds a B.Sc. degree from CCS University Meerut. Currently, she serves as Secretary in the Tourism, Art and Culture Department of Rajasthan since 19 March 2026. Throughout her career, she has held multiple key positions including Secretary, Chief Executive Officer, Commissioner, District Magistrate, Registrar, District Collector, and Sub-Divisional Officer. She is proficient in English and Hindi. Suchi Tyagi continues to contribute to the administrative framework of Rajasthan in her ongoing service.

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