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22 IAS officers retiring in March
As many as 22 IAS officers of various cadres and batches are retiring in March 2024. The officers are: Ethelbert Kharmalki of Assam Meghalaya cadre; Ravi Bhushan of Bihar; B R Dave, A B Gor, J P Devangan of Gujarat; Sukhdeo Singh, Dr Rajeev Arun Ekka, Gayatri Kumari of Jharkhand; Dr Nitin N Kareer and Anil Mahadeo Kawade of Maharashtra cadre; T Mhabemo Yanthan of Nagaland; Rohit Kumar Singh and Parmeshwar Lal of Rajasthan; Dhan Jyoti Mukhia of Sikkim; S Natarajan of Tamil Nadu; K Nirmala of Telangana; Amit Mohan Prasad and Kalpana Awasthi of Uttar Pradesh; Radha Raturi of Uttarakhand; Probhudutta David Pradhan, Shakeel Ahmed, Kumarjib Chakraborty of West Bengal cadre.
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