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Manipur set to get 5th chief secretary in 3 years as Puneet Goel retires
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Manipur set to get 5th chief secretary in 3 years as Puneet Goel retires

Manipur is preparing to appoint its fifth chief secretary within three years, as current chief secretary Puneet Goel prepares to retire. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh hosted Goel ahead of his retirement, with reports suggesting Rajeev Singh Thakur, an IAS officer from the Rajasthan cadre, is likely to replace him. Thakur's transfer to Manipur was officially announced by the Department of Personnel and Training, citing policy relaxations related to his superannuation. Previous chief secretaries include Rajesh Kumar, Vineet Joshi, and Prashant Kumat. The new chief secretary will assume office during ongoing tensions between the Naga and Kuki communities, following violent clashes that resulted in the deaths of four Naga civilians in Kangpokpi district.

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Manipur set to get 5th chief secretary in 3 years as Puneet Goel retires

Manipur is preparing to appoint its fifth chief secretary within three years, as current chief secretary Puneet Goel prepares to retire. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh hosted Goel ahead of his retirement, with reports suggesting Rajeev Singh Thakur, an IAS officer from the Rajasthan cadre, is likely to replace him. Thakur's transfer to Manipur was officially announced by the Department of Personnel and Training, citing policy relaxations related to his superannuation. Previous chief secretaries include Rajesh Kumar, Vineet Joshi, and Prashant Kumat. The new chief secretary will assume office during ongoing tensions between the Naga and Kuki communities, following violent clashes that resulted in the deaths of four Naga civilians in Kangpokpi district.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about administrative changes in Manipur without overt ideological slant. It reports on the appointment process, bureaucratic transfers, and the context of community tensions without taking a clear partisan stance. While the situation involving the Naga and Kū

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