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Maharashtra Govt transfers 5 IAS, B H Palawe appointed MD Maharashtra State Financial Corporation

In a minor bureaucratic reshuffle, the Maharashtra government has transferred five IAS officers, appointing them to crucial administrative positions across various districts and departments. The changes, announced on Tuesday, aim to enhance governance efficiency and streamline operations at the state level.


Key IAS Transfers

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B.H. Palawe (2013- batch IAS officer)

  • Appointed as Managing Director, Maharashtra State Financial Corporation, Mumbai.
  • Previously served as Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad, Palghar.

Manoj Ranade (2014-batch IAS officer)


  • Appointed as Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad, Palghar.
  • Previously served as Director, Municipal Administration, Mumbai.

Shubham Gupta (2019-batch IAS officer)

  • Appointed as Member Secretary, Vidarbha Statutory Development Board, Nagpur.
  • Previously served as Municipal Commissioner, Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad City Municipal Corporation.

Anjali Ramesh (2020-batch IAS officer)


  • Appointed as Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad, Hindoli.
  • Transferred from the Madhya Pradesh cadre.

Zenith Chandra Deonthula (2022-batch IAS officer)

  • Posted as Project Officer, ITDP, Kinwat, and Assistant Collector, Kinwat Sub-Division, Nanded.
  • Previously served as Assistant Collector, Varora Sub-Division, Chandrapur.

Also Read | 7 IAS transferred in Maharashtra; Deepak Kumar Meena made Joint Commissioner for State Tax, Mumbai

This reshuffle follows a previous administrative restructuring on March 18, where the Maharashtra government transferred six IAS officers, including key postings in Mumbai and other districts.

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