IAS officer Sujata Saunik becomes Maharashtra’s first female Chief Secretary

IAS officer Sujata Saunik becomes Maharashtra’s first female Chief Secretary

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: July 03 2024

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  • Senior IAS officer Sujata Saunik made history on June 30 by becoming Maharashtra’s first female Chief Secretary.
  • Ms. Saunik, a member of the 1987 IAS batch, was appointed Chief Secretary by the MahaYuti government following the retirement of incumbent Chief Secretary Nitin Kareer. 
  • She will be serving a one-year tenure before retiring in June next year.
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