Sentiyanger Imchen: New Era for Nagaland Administration
Sentiyanger Imchen, a 1991-batch IAS officer, has been appointed as the new chief secretary of Nagaland, succeeding J Alam after his retirement. Imchen currently serves as Additional Chief Secretary and Finance Commissioner. His appointment is effective from Friday, ensuring a seamless administrative transition.
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Sentiyanger Imchen, a distinguished 1991-batch IAS officer from the Nagaland cadre, is set to become the new chief secretary of the northeastern state.
The change is scheduled for Friday, as incumbent Chief Secretary J Alam will retire on Thursday. This transition marks a significant moment in Nagaland's administrative framework.
A notification from the Department of Personnel & Administrative Reforms confirms that Imchen, presently the Additional Chief Secretary and Finance Commissioner, will step into the role right after Alam's retirement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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