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Bihar government reshuffled 23 IAS officers in a late-night administrative move, while nationally India's RBI held repo rates steady and projected 6.9% GDP growth for the current fiscal year.
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Bihar IAS Officers Reshuffled
The Bihar government conducted a late-night administrative reshuffle transferring 23 IAS (Indian Administrative Service) officers to new postings. The move affects senior bureaucratic positions across the state.
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