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Address List of Principal Secretary Address list of Minority/Social Welfare Department dealing with Minority Affairs in the States Ms. Shashi Kaushal Ms. Madhu K. Garg CEO, Social Welfare Department Secretary Andaman & Nicobar Administration Social Justice & Empowerment Deptt. Secretariat ,Port Blair Government of Arunachal Pradesh A & N Islands Block-4, 5th Floor, Room No. 4 Pin – 744101 Secretariat, Itanagar – 791 111. Shri K. Praveen Kumar Shri Rajesh Prasad Commissioner & Ex-Officio Principal Commissioner & Secretary Secretary Government of Assam Government of Andhra Pradesh Welfare of Minorities & Development Minorities Welfare Department Department 3rd Block, 1st Floor, Room No. 213 Block-C, 3rd Floor AP Secretariat Office Secretariat, Dispur Velagapudi – 522 503. Guwahati – 781 006. Shri Amir Subhani Shri Bansi Lal Principal Secretary, Government of Secretary, Bihar Chandigarh Administration Department of Minority Welfare 4th Floor, Block IV, Secretariat UT Secretariat , Sector 9 Patna – 800 015. Chandigarh. Ms. Reena Kangale Shri Kannan Gopinathan Secretary Collector Minority Welfare Department Dadra and Nagar Haveli Govt. of Chhattisgarh Social Welfare Department Mahanadi Bhawan Mantralya Block 4, PWD Office Campus New Raipur, Chhattisgarh-492002 Silvassa Shri Sandeep Kumar Singh Shri Kamalkumar Dayani Secretary, Daman and Diu Admn. Principal Secretary Social Welfare & Women and Child Government of Gujarat Department Dep. of Social Justice & Empowerment Secretariat, Fort Area Block No. 5, 8th Floor Moti Daman, Daman (U.T.) - 396220. Sachivalaya, Gandhinagar – 382 010. Shri WVR Murthy Shri Anil Kumar Secretary Secretary Government of Goa Social Justice & Empowerment Deptt. Directorate of Social Welfare Government of Haryana 18th June Road Room No. 403, 4th Floor Panjim SSO Building Goa Sector – 17, Chandigarh – 160 017. Ms. Nisha Singh Shri Sajad Ahmad Khan Addl. Chief Secretary Principal Secretary Govt. of Himachal Pradesh Government of Jammu & Kashmir Department of Social Justice and Social Welfare Department Empowerment 1st Floor, Secretariat Secretariat Srinagar – 190 001 Shimla – 171 002. Ms. Himani Pandey Shri Mohammed Mohsin Secretary Principal Secretary Government of Jharkhand Government of Karnataka Welfare Department Project Building Minority Welfare Department Room No. 204, 2nd Floor 2nd Floor, Vikas Soudha, MS Building Dhurva Dr. BR Ambedkar Veedi Ranchi – 834 004. Bengaluru – 560 001. Shri A. Shahjahan Shri A. Hamza Secretary, Government of Kerala Ex-officio Secretary Department of Minority Welfare Lakshadweep Administration Room No. 505, Annex-I Social Justice Empowerment and Secretariat Culture Department Thiruvananthapuram – 695 001. New Secretariat Building Kavaratti – 682 555 Shri Ramesh S. Thete Shri Shyam Tagde Secretary Principal Secretary Backward Classes and Minority Welfare Minorities Development Department Department 7th Floor, Mantralaya Government of Madhya Pradesh Hutatma Rajguru Chowk 2nd Floor, Vallabh Bhavan, Mantralay Madam Cama Road Bhopal – 462 004. Nariman Point, Mumbai – 400032 Shri P.K. Singh Shri Hector Marwein Commissioner, Govt. of Manipur Addl. Chief Secretary Department for the Welfare of Minorities Government of Meghalaya and OBCs Social Welfare Department Manipur Secretariat, South Block Room No. 340, Main Secretariat Imphal – 790 001. Building, Shillong – 793 001. Shri Lalthangpuia Sailo Shrimati Dellirose M. Sakhrie Secretary Secretary, Government of Nagaland Government of Mizoram Department of Social Welfare Social Welfare Department The Directorate of Social Welfare Chattang, Aizawl – 796 012. Near Raj Bhawan, Kohima –790 001. Ms. Manisha Saxena Shri R. Raghuprasad Divisional Commissioner Secretary Government of NCT of Delhi Government of Odisha 5- Shyam Nath Marg Department of SC, ST and Minority Delhi – 110 054. Odisha Secretariat Bhubaneswar – 751 001. Shri H.P. Sran Shri R. Venkat Ratnam Secretary Principal Secretary Puducherry Administration Government of Punjab Department of Minority Affairs Department of SC/BC Chief Secretariat Punjab Civil Secretariat Goubert Avenue, SCO 33-34-35, Sector 34-A Puducherry - 605 001 Chandigarh. Shrimati Sreya Guha Shri Anand Pradhan Secretary Addl. Secretary, Govt. of Sikkim Government of Rajasthan Social Justice Empowerment & Welfare Department of Minority Affairs Department Sachivalaya, SSO Building Social Welfare Division Jaipur – 302 005. Lumsay, Lingding Road Upper Tadong, Tadong, Gangtok – 737102. Shri Thiru A. Karthik IAS Shri M. Dana Kishore Secretary Secretary, Government of Telangana Backward Classes, Most Backward Department of Minority Welfare Classes and Minorities Welfare Room No. 118, Ground Floor, D-Block Department Telangana Secretariat Secretariat, Chennai- 600 009. Khairatabad, Hyderabad – 500 022. Shri Manik Lal Dey, IAS Shrimati Monika Sehgal Garg Secretary, Principal Secretary, Government of Uttar Government of Tripura Pradesh Directorate for Welfare of Minorities Minority Welfare & Department Secretariat 401, Bapu Bhawan Agartala-799001 Lucknow – 226 001. Shri Vijay Kumar Dhaundiyal Shri Vivek Kumar Secretary Principal Secretary Government of Uttarakhand Government of West Bengal Minority Welfare Department Minorities Affairs and Madrasah 4, Subhash Road Education Department Secretariat, Dehradun – 248 001. NABANNA 325, Sarat Chatterjee Road Howrah – 711 102 .
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