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The Uttar Pradesh government has announced a major reshuffle of IAS officers, assigning key responsibilities in tourism, human rights, and information commissions. The move aims to boost administrative efficiency, transparency, and effective governance across the state.
Major Reshuffle in Uttar Pradesh Administration
Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government has taken a significant step to make the state's administrative system more robust, efficient, and effective. In this regard, an order has been issued regarding the transfers and new appointments of several senior IAS officers.
Under this administrative reshuffle, experienced officers have been given new responsibilities in the Tourism Department, State Human Rights Commission, State Information Commission, and other important departments to further improve the efficiency of governance and administration.
| S. No. | Officer Name & Present Position | New Posting / Responsibility |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rajesh Kumar–II | |
| Director General, Tourism, Uttar Pradesh | Secretary, Uttar Pradesh State Human Rights Commission | |
| 2 | Dr. Vedpati Mishra | |
| Secretary, Uttar Pradesh State Information Commission | Director General, Tourism, Uttar Pradesh | |
| 3 | Kumar Prashant | |
| On Waiting List | Secretary, Uttar Pradesh State Information Commission | |
| 4 | Pranjal Yadav | |
| Secretary, MSME & Export Promotion; also holding additional charge of Handloom & Textile, Khadi & Village Industries, Infrastructure & Industrial Development Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh | Relieved from the additional charge of Handloom & Textile, Khadi & Village Industries and Infrastructure & Industrial Development Department |
According to the issued order, IAS officer Rajesh Kumar-2, who was previously the Director General of Tourism in Uttar Pradesh, has been given a new responsibility.
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He has been appointed as Secretary, Uttar Pradesh State Human Rights Commission. After leading an important and active department like tourism, he will now utilize his administrative experience and decision-making abilities in the Human Rights Commission.
It is believed that his appointment will accelerate the commission's work and increase transparency and effectiveness in resolving human rights-related cases.
Dr. Vedpati Mishra, Secretary of the Uttar Pradesh State Information Commission, has been appointed as the new Director General of Tourism for the state.
During his tenure at the Information Commission, he made significant contributions to matters related to the Right to Information and strengthened administrative transparency.
Now, after taking charge of the Tourism Department, he is expected to present Uttar Pradesh's cultural, religious, and historical heritage to the country and the world in a more effective manner. Under his leadership, tourism in the state is likely to receive new direction and momentum.
The administrative order also mentions that IAS officer Kumar Prashant, who was on the waiting list, has been appointed as Secretary, Uttar Pradesh State Information Commission.
This appointment will fill a long-vacant position in the commission. It is also expected to expedite the resolution of information-related cases and provide timely relief to citizens.
In this reshuffle, Secretary Pranjal Yadav has also been given significant relief. He has been relieved of the additional charges of the Handloom and Textile Industry, Khadi and Village Industries, and Infrastructure and Industrial Development departments.
He will now serve only as the secretary of his original department—Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) and Export Promotion. This will allow him to focus better on his departmental responsibilities and accelerate the effective implementation of schemes.
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Overall, this administrative reshuffle reflects the Uttar Pradesh government's intention to make the governance system more effective and results-oriented by placing experienced officers in the right positions.
These changes are expected to have a positive impact on crucial sectors such as tourism, human rights, information, and industrial development.
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