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Sanjay Kumar IAS has been given a three months extension in the central deputation tenure, Government of India

edit Written By: WITC Desk New Delhi event Saturday, 20 January 2024 12:07 AM

Sanjay Kumar IAS has been given a three months extension in the central deputation tenure, Government of India

Sanjay Kumar IAS officer Nagaland 1992 batch, who is presently posted as Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways has been given a three months extension in the central deputation tenure, Government of India

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