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Haryana Transfers Five IAS Officers; Yash Garg Gets HARTRON Charge

The Haryana government has issued transfer and posting orders for five IAS officers, with immediate effect. The reshuffle includes changes in industries, warehousing, power, health and urban development-related responsibilities.


Yash Garg Gets Additional HARTRON Charge

Yash Garg, currently serving as Director General and Secretary, Industries and Commerce, as well as Director General, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, has been given additional charge as Managing Director of Haryana State Electronics Development Corporation (HARTRON).

Rajnarayan Kaushik Gets Warehousing Role


Rajnarayan Kaushik has been appointed Managing Director, Haryana State Warehousing Corporation. He will also hold the position of Secretary, Secretariat Establishment.

Mani Ram Sharma Gets HPGCL Charge


Mani Ram Sharma, who is currently Secretary, Revenue and Disaster Management, and Chief Settlement Commissioner, has been assigned the additional responsibility of Managing Director, Haryana Power Generation Corporation Limited (HPGCL).

Munish Nagpal Posted in Health Department

Munish Nagpal has been posted as Special Secretary, Health, adding a new assignment to the state’s health administration.

Aniruddh Yadav Gets Urban Challenge Fund Charge

Aniruddh Yadav has been given additional charge as Mission Director, Urban Challenge Fund Scheme.

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Key Departments See New Responsibilities

The latest orders distribute additional responsibilities across several important areas of Haryana’s administration, including industry and commerce, MSMEs, electronics, warehousing, power generation, health and urban development.

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