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Major Bureaucratic Boost: 17 Gujarat State Officers Inducted into IAS Through Promotion Quota, President Approves Appointments Under Select List 2025

According to the notification, the appointments have been made against vacancies determined by the Government of India under Regulation 5(1) of the IAS (Appointment by Promotion) Regulations, 1955, in consultation with the Government of Gujarat.
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New Delhi: In a significant boost to Gujarat‘s bureaucracy, the President of India has approved the appointment of 17 eligible members of the Gujarat State Civil Service to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) against vacancies identified under the Select List of 2025. The appointments have been made under the promotion quota in accordance with the Indian Administrative Service (Appointment by Promotion) Regulations, 1955.

Officers Appointed to IAS

The following Gujarat State Civil Service officers have been appointed to the Indian Administrative Service:

  • R. N. Kuchara
  • R. P. Patel
  • C. B. Ganatra
  • C. A. Gandhi
  • B. N. Patel
  • M. K. Joshi
  • A. K. Joshi
  • K. S. Zala
  • V. K. Jadav
  • D. K. Patel
  • B. H. Patel
  • I. R. Wala
  • M. D. Chudasama
  • B. S. Prajapati
  • V. G. Patel
  • A. K. Vastani
  • R. B. Rathod

Read also: Delhi Govt Transfers 60 IAS & DANICS Officers in Major Bureaucratic Reshuffle; Health Department Sees Major Overhaul

Appointments Based on Select List 2025

According to the notification, the appointments have been made against vacancies determined by the Government of India under Regulation 5(1) of the IAS (Appointment by Promotion) Regulations, 1955, in consultation with the Government of Gujarat.

The officers have been allocated to the Gujarat Cadre under Rule 5(1) of the Indian Administrative Service (Cadre) Rules, 1954.

Officers to Remain on Probation

The notification further states that all newly inducted officers will remain on probation until further orders, as per the applicable provisions governing appointments to the Indian Administrative Service.

Significant Career Milestone

The induction marks a major career milestone for the 17 officers, who have earned elevation from the Gujarat State Civil Service to the Indian Administrative Service through the promotion quota mechanism. The process enables experienced state civil service officers to join the IAS based on their service record, seniority, and selection by the competent authorities.

The appointments reinforce the administrative leadership pool of the Gujarat cadre and provide experienced officers an opportunity to serve in higher policymaking and governance roles within the state’s administrative framework.

Read also: Gujarat Govt Assigns Additional Charges to IAS Officers Following Transfer of Alok Kumar Pandey


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