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Meet Gyanesh Kumar, IIT graduate, who becomes new Chief Election Commissioner

DNA Monday, 17 February 2025
Gyanesh Kumar is the first CEC to be appointed under the new law on the appointment of the members of the Election Commission (EC).
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