Himachal Pradesh Chief Secretary Prabodh Saxena retired on Tuesday after a long tenure in the state, including a six-month extension by the Government of India on the recommendation of the state government, which had surprised many in March.
In his address at the farewell ceremony, Saxena said that Himachal Pradesh has made remarkable progress since its formation, owing to the collective efforts of its people, leadership, officers, and employees. He lauded the dedication of state employees who, despite adverse weather conditions, have consistently delivered exemplary services.
Recalling his service tenure, he described the people of Himachal Pradesh as hardworking and honest, adding that he always felt a sense of belonging, like family, in the state. He extended his best wishes for the prosperity and well-being of the state and its people.
Additional Chief Secretary K.K. Pant praised the exemplary services of Prabodh Saxena and felicitated him on the occasion, while wishing him a long and healthy life.
Secretary of Secretariat Administration Rakesh Kanwar welcomed the Chief Secretary.
The retiring officials — Secretariat Section Officer Umesh, Supervisor Murari Lal, and Caretaker Rupinder Singh — were also felicitated for their notable services and extended best wishes.
Senior officers and employees of the State Secretariat were present during the farewell ceremony.
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