Kerala govt. effects reshuffle in bureaucracy
The Kerala government has announced a major reshuffle of its bureaucratic staff, reassigning several senior officials to new departments. The changes affect key sectors including water resources, health, and cultural affairs.
Why it matters
Administrative reshuffles are critical for understanding shifts in government priorities and departmental management.
The Kerala General Administration department has initiated a reshuffle in bureaucracy.
Puneet Kumar, Resident Commissioner, Kerala House, New Delhi, will hold the full additional charge of ‘Matters connected with Interstate Water’ in the Water Resources department.
Minhaj Alam, Additional Chief Secretary, Home and Vigilance, will hold the full additional charge of Industries (Coir), in addition to his existing additional charges.
Sharmila Mary Joseph, Principal Secretary, Health & Family Welfare, will hold the full additional charge of Ayush department in addition to her existing additional charges.
Prasanth N., Special Secretary, will hold the independent charge of Special Secretary in charge of Sports and Youth Affairs department, Zoos, Museum, Archaeology and Archives department.
Suhas S., Special Secretary, Water Resources department, will hold the full additional charge of Special Secretary, Housing department, and Managing Director, Kerala Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (KIIDC), in addition to his existing additional charge.
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