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Cmngl@Nic.In Chief Secretary EMAIL DIRECTORY: Governor, Raj Bhavan : [email protected] Chief Minister, Nagaland : [email protected] Chief Secretary : [email protected] Sl. Commissioner & Secretaries Email Addresses No. 1 Additional Chief Secretary [email protected] 2 Agriculture Production Commissioner [email protected] 3 Commissioner Finance [email protected] 4 Commissioner Secretary (Finance) [email protected] 5 Commissioner TPT [email protected] 6 Commissioner & Comm Secy Agri [email protected] 7 Commissioner & Secy Law & HT [email protected] 8 Commissioner & Secy PHE [email protected] 9 Commissioner & Secy Social Walfare [email protected] 10 Principal Secy, IT [email protected] 11 Principal Secy (W&H) [email protected] 12 Secretary, Co-operation [email protected] 13 Secretary, School Education [email protected] 14 Secretary, Excise & ST [email protected] 15 Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies [email protected] 16 Secretary, Fishery & LR [email protected] 17 Secretary, Home [email protected] 18 Secretary, Horticulture [email protected] 19 Secretary, Industries [email protected] 20 Secretary , Irrigation & FC [email protected] 21 Secretary, Labour & 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