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Padma Jaiswal (IAS) Age, Family, Biography

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Height: 5'
Hometown: Delhi
Age: 50 Years

Padma Jaiswal

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ProfessionIndian Administrative Service (IAS) officer
Infamous forBeing dismissed from service for corruption
Physical Stats
Height (approx.)5' (152 cm)
Weight (approx.)50 Kg (110 lbs)
Figure Measurements (approx.)32-30-34
Eye ColourBlack
Hair ColourBlack
Indian Administrative Service (IAS)
Batch2003
CadreAGMUT
Career Journey3 September 2003-25 July 2005- On Training in Arunachal Pradesh

25 July 2005-11 August 2005- N.A. in Arunachal Pradesh

11 August 2005-12 April 2006- Additional Deputy Commissioner in Lower Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh

13 April 2006-15 April 2008- Registrar in Co-op Societies, Arunachal Pradesh

1 January 2007-26 February 2008- Registrar in Co-op Societies, Arunachal Pradesh

27 February 2007-15 April 2008- Jt Secy in Home Deptt

27 February 2008-15 April 2008- Deputy Commissioner in West Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh

15 April 2008-30 September 2010- Deputy Commissioner in Municipal Corpn Delhi

29 November 2010-15 May 2026- Deputy Commissioner in Municipal Corporation of Delhi, MCD

2 November 2011-16 January 2013- Director in Primary Edu, Delhi

12 August 2013-30 August 2014- Director in Health, Delhi

31 August 2014-15 October 2015- Deputy Commissioner in Delhi

16 October 2015-15 June 2018- Secretary in Social Welfare, Goa

21 December 2015-15 June 2018- Secretary in Cooperation, Agriculture and Irrigation Deptts, Chief Minister's Sectt, Goa

16 June 2018-15 May 2026- N.A. in Cadre AIS

19 June 2018-15 May 2026- Secretary To Government in Printing and Stationary Department, Pondicherry

19 June 2018-15 May 2026- Secretary To Government in Sainik Welfare, Pondicherry

12 July 2018-15 May 2026- Secretary in Planning, Economics and Statistics Deptt, Pondicherry

7 June 2022-26 July 2022- Secretary Joint Secretary Equivalent in Social Defence, Chief Minister's Sectt, Pondicherry
Personal Life
Date of Birth6 October 1975 (Monday)
Age (as of 2025)50 Years
BirthplaceChandigarh, India
Zodiac signLibra
NationalityIndian
HometownDelhi, India
SchoolSt Xaviers School, Chandigarh
College/UniversityUniversity Business School, Punjab University, Chandigarh
Educational QualificationMaster of Business Administration (MBA)
Hobbies• Reading books
• Gardening
• Pottery
• Doing Yoga
ControversyRemoval from service for corruption

Padma Jaiswal was removed from service by the central government for alleged corruption. At the time of her ouster, she was working as Special Secretary with Administrative Reforms Department of the Delhi government. This order was issued after a lengthy disciplinary process which had spanned several years. It was issued earlier this week on the recommendations of the Department of Personnel and Training after the President of India gave his final nod to the matter. The DoPT had acted on a suggestion from the ministry of home affairs, the cadre controlling ministry of the AGMUT cadre officers. The Indian Express quoted Jaiswal as saying that she didn't know of an order of dismissal. "As far as I know, it hasn't happened and there is no bill of dismissal issued," she said. The case came back to light in 2007-2008 when Jaiswal served as Deputy Commissioner of West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh. In February 2008, locals complained that she misused her office and was embezzling government money. She was suspended by the government in April 2009. The ban was removed in October 2010. The MHA started the disciplinary proceedings as per Rule 8 of All India Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules. Jaiswal received memoranda of charges in 2009 and 2010. Both the Union Public Service Commission and Central Vigilance Commission discussed the issue and the UPSC had suggested her removal. The MHA had launched the proceedings in response to the complaints of the association, and the Central Administrative Tribunal earlier rejected the action of the MHA, saying it couldn't control cadre officers of AGMUT. The Union government has challenged the CAT order before the Delhi High Court. The High Court, this year, has decided in favour of the Centre on 1 April 2026 saying the CAT had jumped the gun in its conclusion. The court lifted the disciplinary proceedings that were placed on hold. The MHA fulfilled that part of the process and recommended the highest penalty available for her removal.
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Padma Jaiswal

Some Lesser Known Facts About Padma Jaiswal

  • Padma Jaiswal always wanted to serve the nation.
  • From childhood itself, she felt a natural pull toward connecting with people and communicating with them on matters that affected their lives.
  • This desire gradually took shape into a clear goal, to become part of the Indian Administrative Service.
  • Before sitting for one of the toughest competitive examinations in the world, she built a strong academic foundation.
  • Along with this, she cleared the University Grants Commission Research Fellow examination and also holds a Company Secretary degree.
  • These qualifications gave her a working understanding of planning, administration, execution and delegation.
  • Every year, around one million candidates apply for the three-stage public services examination.
  • Only 1% of them make it past the first round. Jaiswal went past these hurdles without letting them slow her down.
  • She cleared the examination and joined the IAS as part of the AGMUT cadre of the 2003 batch.

    Padma Jaiswal during a posting

    Padma Jaiswal during a posting

  • Her years in administrative positions have covered a wide range of responsibilities.
  • Away from work, Jaiswal runs marathons and practises yoga regularly.

    Padma Jaiswal during a marathon

    Padma Jaiswal during a marathon

  • She reads widely, with a preference for books on social and psychological subjects.
  • Padma Jaiswal made headlines when she was removed from her position.