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Narendra Bhooshan Named Secretary Land Resources Department

In a significant administrative development, senior bureaucrat Narendra Bhooshan, a 1992-batch IAS officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre, has been appointed as Secretary, Department of Land Resources under the Ministry of Rural Development.


Bhooshan brings with him over three decades of rich administrative experience spanning infrastructure development, public service delivery, and governance reforms. Over the years, he has held several key positions at both the state and central levels, where he has contributed to policy design, institutional strengthening, and implementation of large-scale development programmes. His work has consistently reflected a strong focus on efficiency, transparency, and citizen-centric governance.

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Known for his balanced approach to administration and reform-oriented leadership, Bhooshan has been associated with initiatives that emphasise system strengthening, process optimisation, and improved service delivery frameworks. His experience across diverse sectors positions him well to handle the complex and evolving landscape of land resource management in India.

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His appointment comes at a crucial juncture when digitisation of land records, enhanced land governance, and rural development reforms are central to the government’s policy agenda. He is expected to further accelerate key initiatives such as land record modernisation, promote transparency through technology integration, and strengthen coordination between states and central agencies.

Watch his special address at the Elets Urban Innovation Summit, Noida 2019 – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TFa90qDlMk


With his extensive experience and administrative acumen, Bhooshan’s leadership will be instrumental in advancing reforms aimed at improving rural livelihoods, ensuring efficient land utilisation, and building a more transparent and accountable land governance ecosystem in the country.

AK
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Abhineet kumar

Elets News Network reports on governance, public policy and digital government across India.

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