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Gyanesh Bharti appointed Addl Secretary, Women and Child Development
Gyanesh Bharti has been appointed as Additional Secretary, Ministry of Women and Child Development by temporarily upgrading a vacant post of Joint Secretary in the Ministry. Gyanesh is a 1998 batch IAS officer of AGMUT cadre.
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