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Divya Mittal Resigns After 13 Years in Public Service

Divya Mittal Resigns After 13 Years in Public Service
'Every File Has A Person Behind It': IAS Officer Divya Mittal Resigns After 13 Years, Reflects On A Journey Shaped By People’s Trust · freepressjournal.in

Divya Mittal has left her job as an IAS officer after about 13 years of service.

She once worked in London but returned to India because she wanted to help her country.

She studied at IIT Delhi and IIM Bangalore before joining the civil services.

During her work in Uttar Pradesh, places such as Deoria and Mirzapur taught her important lessons.

She said real power comes from people’s trust, not just from holding an official position.

She felt especially happy when families received land rights, people with disabilities gained dignity and farmers received water.

She thanked the people and colleagues who supported her.

Although she has left her post, she said her dream of contributing to India remains unchanged.

Key facts

Officer
Divya Mittal
Service batch
2013 batch
Career length
Nearly 13 years in public service
Latest reported role
Special Secretary, Revenue Department
Previous postings
District Magistrate roles in Deoria, Mirzapur and Sant Kabir Nagar
Education
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Earlier employment
Finance job in London
Resignation announcement
Sunday; the specific date was not given in the articles

Quotes

Divya Mittal

2013-batch IAS officer and former Special Secretary in the Revenue Department

“I learned that true power comes not from any position, but from her grace and the trust of the people. The greatest lesson of all was that the dreams I had once seen for myself had already come true; now it was time to live the dreams I saw for my people.”
thehansindia.com NDTV
“I was a fool to think I had come to give something. The truth is, I received the most, and that debt only grew deeper. People were happier for my joy than I was myself. They looked at me with the same trust even when I was exhausted or broken.”
NDTV

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