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West Bengal Boasts Maximum of 84 Women IAS Officers

West Bengal leads India with 84 women IAS officers, marking a significant step towards gender equality in bureaucracy.

West Bengal leads India with 84 women IAS officers, marking a significant step towards gender equality in bureaucracy.

Kolkata: In a major shift towards redressing gender disparity, West Bengal has emerged as the state with the maximum number of IAS officers.

West Bengal currently boasts of 84 women IAS officers with roles ranging from Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) to District Magistrates (DMs). Perhaps not surprising in a state with the longest-serving woman Chief Minister in the country.

Many of the female officers are currently at the bureaucratic helm of key departments, including Education, Health, Industry and Social Welfare.

On a seniority basis, some leading women bureaucrats from West Bengal include:

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