(THE NEWSMAN OF INDIA.COM) Mohammad Mohsin, IAS (Karnataka Cadre: 1996), a seasoned civil servant known for his integrity, administrative acumen, and people-first approach, has once again been entrusted with a significant responsibility in the Government of Karnataka. Currently serving as the Principal Secretary, Health and Family Welfare Department (Medical Education), Government of Karnataka, he has now been given the concurrent charge of Principal Secretary to the Government, Co-operation Department, Bengaluru.

This development, effective immediately, marks yet another milestone in a career characterized by competence, dedication, and a calm leadership style that has earned him deep respect across bureaucratic and public circles alike. The charge was previously held by Major Manivannan P., IAS, who has now been relieved of the concurrent responsibility.

Mohsin’s appointment to oversee two pivotal departments—Medical Education and Cooperation—comes at a time when Karnataka is strengthening its public healthcare infrastructure and cooperative movement. His tenure in the Health and Medical Education department has been marked by his proactive engagement in policy implementation and institutional reforms in the medical education sector.

With over two decades of diverse administrative experience, Mohammad Mohsin has held key positions at both the state and central levels. He is widely regarded as a principled officer with a visionary mindset, focused on transparent governance and inclusive growth. His leadership style blends strategic planning with empathetic governance, making him an ideal choice to steer departments that directly impact people’s lives and livelihoods.

Known for his soft-spoken nature and commitment to public service, Mohammad Mohsin continues to stand out as one of the senior IAS officers whose work reflects both vision and ground-level impact. His latest assignment reinforces the confidence that the state government reposes in his capabilities to deliver on multiple complex portfolios with efficiency and excellence.

As he steps into this expanded role, the people of Karnataka and the governance ecosystem can expect continuity in reform-driven, people-centric administration under his stewardship.