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State Nodal Officer Details State Nodal Officer Details Concerned S. No. State UIDAI Regional Nodal Officer Name Address Contact Number email id Office Shri. K.Nagaraja CeG, Govt. of Karnataka ,146A, Gate II, M S Karnataka Bangalore Chief Executive Officer Building, ​ Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore 560 080- 22373840 [email protected] CeG, Govt. of Karnataka 001. 1 Department of Information and Technology Shri. Anand Rao Vishnu Patil IAS Directorate of e-Governance &Tamil Nadu e- Commissioner e- Tamil Nadu Bangalore Governance Agency. Ph. 044-24336643 [email protected] Governance No. 5/9, K.B Dasan Road, Alwarpet Govt. of Tamil Nadu Chennai – 600 018 2 Kerala State IT Mission Tel: 0471 2726881, 2314307, Shri. Seeram Sambasiva Rao IAS Kerala Bangalore ICT Campus, Vellayambalam, 2725646 [email protected] Director, KSITM Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala - 695 033 Fax: 0471 2314284 3 Shri.Santhamurthy No 505, Kamaraj Salai, Sakthi Nagar, 0413- 2249669/ Puducherry Bangalore Director [email protected] Pududcherry -605 013 9442274481 Planning and Research Dept 4 Secretariat, Kavaratti Island, UT- Shri. Ankur Prakash Meshram Lakshadweep Bangalore Lakshadweep, Phone 08446967004 [email protected] Director LITSS Lakshadweep- 682 555. 5 Tel. :- (0612)-2217496 Bihar Ranchi Shri Arvind Kumar Chaudhary, IAS Secretary, RDD, Govt of Bihar [email protected] 6 Fax: - (0612)- 2217857 Joint Secretary, (Home & Hill Afairs Dept), Tel. :- (033)-22535430 [email protected], West Bengal Ranchi Shri Priyatu Mandal,IAS 7 Govt of West Bengal Fax: - (033)- 22535474 [email protected] Secretary, Information Technology, Govt of Tel. :- (0651)-2400001 Jharkhand Ranchi Shri Satendra Singh, IAS [email protected] 8 West Bengal Fax: - (033)- 2400956 Maharashtra Mumbai Shri SVR Srinivas 514, 5th Floor, Annexe, 022-22026534 [email protected] 9 Principal Secretary (IT) Mantralaya, Mumbai 400032 Goa Mumbai Dr. Y Durga Prasad 0832-2417443 [email protected], Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Bhavan [email protected] Directorate of Planning, Statistics and Pundalik Nagar, Alto - Porvorim, Goa - m 10 Evaluation 403521 Daman & Diu Mumbai Shri Sandeep Kumar Collectorate, Dholar, Moti Daman Pin Code 0260-2230607/2230207 (O) [email protected] (Collector - Daman) 396220 0260-2230689(F) 11 Dadra & Nagar Mumbai Shri Kannan Gopinathan Collectorate, Opp Stadium Ground, Dadra & 0260-2642721 [email protected] 12 Haveli (Collector) Nagar Haveli Gujarat Mumbai Shri Sanjeev Kumar 7th Block, 4th Floor, Sachivalaya, 079-23250078 [email protected] (Secretary) Gandhinagar 13 Gen. Administration I/C Planning Shri Chandan Singh [email protected] Director Manpower planning 9 Sarojini Naidu Mobile:-09559694060, Marg, Yojana Bhawan, Lucknow. Landline:- 0522- 14 Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Department:- Planning UP 2237034/2215652 Andaman & Sh S.C.L. Das, Principal Secretary to Deptt of Planning, Secretariat, A&N Admn, T: 03192-233364, F: 03192- [email protected], 15 Nicobar Islands Hyderabad Govt Port Blair - 744101 232236, M: 9531961235 [email protected] Deptt of Planning, Govt of Andhra Pradesh, R.No.219, 1st Floor, 2nd Block, A.P. Sh Sanjay Gupta, IFS, CEO(APSDPS) & Secretariat, Velagapudi – 522503, T: 0863-2442019, 2442704, 16 Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad Ex-Officio Secretary to Govt, Amaravathi, Guntur Distt, A.P. M: 9440418515 [email protected] Sh Alex Paul Menon V CEO CHiPS & Dept of Electronics & Information Technology T: 771-4014158 Joint Secretary - Information Technology Government of Chhattisgarh M: 9685330000 17 Chattisgarh Hyderabad at Government of Chhattisgarh [email protected] Dept of Information Technology, Electronics & Sh Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary, Communication T : 040 -23456401 Information Technology, Electronics & Government of Telangana M : 9848148485 18 Telangana Hyderabad Communication [email protected] T: 06742567295 F: Electronics & Information Technology, OCAC M: 9437045200 19 Odisha Hyderabad Sh R N Palai, Special Secretary, IT building, Achrya Vihar,Bhubaneswar-751013 [email protected] Dr. Hansraj Yadav, OIC (UID) Department of IT and Communication, New IT Building, 9928366998 [email protected] 20 Rajasthan Delhi Tilak Marg, C-Scheme, Jaipur – 302005 Madhya Shri B. Chandrashekhar, IAS, Managing Director, M.P. State Electronics Dev. Corp. Ltd., State IT Centre, 0755-2518586, 0755-2518587 [email protected] 21 Pradesh Delhi MPSeDC 47-A, Arera Hills, Bhopal - 462011 [email protected]/ Shri Ranjan Chakraborty,IAS, GAD,Janata Bhawan, Dispur, Guwahati- [email protected] 22 Assam Guwahati Secretary,GAD 781006 Mobile No.9613754011 m Sh. Rohan Chand Thakur, IAS, Director Department of Information Technology, 0177-2628914, 094180- [email protected] Himachal (IT) Government of Himachal Pradesh, 97111 23 Pradesh Chandigarh I.T.Bhawan, Mehli, Shimla-171013. 24 Uttarakhand Delhi Shri Ravinath Raman, Secretary IT Uttarakhand Secretariat,Subhash Road, Dehradun 0135-2710791 [email protected] Sh. K.A.P. Sinha, IAS Principal 0172-2636082, 0172- [email protected] Department of Food Civil Supplies & Secretary, Department of Food Civil 2742811 Consumer Affairs, Punjab, Anaaj Bhawan, Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Govt. of Sector-39C, Chandigarh-160036 Punjab cum Registrar UID, Punjab 0172-2636097, 94641-60209 nodalofficer.uidpunjab@gmai Dr. Anjuman Bhaskar, Assistant Department of Food Civil Supplies & l.com Director, FCS cum Nodal Officer, Consumer Affairs, Punjab, Anaaj Bhawan, Registrar UID, Punjab Sector-39C, Chandigarh-160036 25 Punjab Chandigarh Shri Devender Singh , IAS, Principal Room No. 46, 9th Floor, Haryana Civil 0172-2740009 (O) [email protected], Secretary, Electronics and IT Secretariat, Sector-1, Chandigarh-160001 0172-2741202 (F) [email protected] 26 Haryana Chandigarh 8575036731 [email protected] Room No. 218, Main Secretariat, General Administration Dept, East Khasi Hills, Shillong, 27 Meghalaya Guwahati Shai Kupar k. War Meghalaya, 793001 Home Department,Govt. of Manipur,Old 0385-2443366 home.undersecretary@gmail. Dr. Rashini Yengkhom, Dy. Secretary Secretariat Building,Imphal , Manipur - 9402678980 com 28 Manipur Guwahati (Home) 795001 GAD, Mizoram Secretariat, New Secretariat 03892336033/2336010 Fax 29 Mizoram Guwahati LALRINZUALA, Under Secretary complex, Aizwal, 796001 03892336678 [email protected] Sentiyanger Imchen, Commissioner Office of the Commissioner Nagaland, 3702290472 commissioner.nagaland@gma 30 Nagaland Guwahati Kohima, Nagaland, 797001 Fax 0370-2290470 il.com Chief Engineer,RD, O/o the Chief Engineer, RD Department,Pandit Nehru Complex,Gurkha 31 Tripura Guwahati Basti, Agartala-799001 0381-2300125 [email protected] T. Geleg, Assistant Director Directorate of Economics,Statistics, Monitoring & Evaluation,Govt. of Sikkim, Below ICAR Complex, Sokeythang, Tadong, 32 Sikkim Guwahati East Sikkim,Gangtok-737102 Tel:03592-206125 [email protected] Ms.ManishaSaxena, IAS Secretary (Revenue)/ Govt. of NCT of Delhi,5 Sham Nath Marg, Delhi - 011-23962825; 011-23914805, Fax : [email protected] 33 Delhi Delhi Divisional Commissioner 110054 011-23931269 Shri Arjun Sharma, IAS, Director Department of IT 5th Floor, Additional Deluxe 0172-2740641 (O) [email protected] Building, Sector-9, Chandigarh-160009 0172-2740005 (F) 34 Chandigarh Chandigarh 4/10 Mini Block , Civil Secretariat, Jammu , 0191- 2572987 [email protected] Shri Saugat Biswas, IAS, Secretary Jammu and PIN - 180001, 1/170 Civil Secretariat , Department of IT 35 Kashmir Chandigarh Srinagar, PIN - 190009 Arunachal B. Megu, Director Deptt of Economics & Statistics, Govt. of 36 Pradesh Guwahati Arunachal Pradesh-791111 0360-2213126 [email protected].
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