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Madhya Pradesh revokes orders issued by former Women & Child Development Commissioner IAS Nidhi Nivedita
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 10 Sep 2026, 01:33 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh government has annulled several orders issued during the tenure of IAS officer Nidhi Nivedita, who was transferred from the post of Women and Child Development Commissioner.
The state administration of Madhya Pradesh has formally cancelled a number of official orders that were issued while IAS officer Nidhi Nivedita served as the Commissioner of the Women and Child Development Department. Nidhi Nivedita, a 2012 batch officer, was transferred from the post earlier this year, prompting the government to review the directives she had signed.
According to the department’s circular, the revocation applies to all orders dated during her tenure, though the specific subjects of those orders have not been disclosed. The move is part of a routine administrative procedure that follows the reassignment of senior officers.
State officials said the decision does not affect any ongoing schemes or benefits to beneficiaries, and that the department will ensure continuity of services. No further comment was provided on the reasons behind the revocation or the nature of the cancelled orders.
The development department, which oversees welfare programs for women and children across Madhya Pradesh, will now operate under the guidance of a new commissioner appointed by the state government.
According to the department’s circular, the revocation applies to all orders dated during her tenure, though the specific subjects of those orders have not been disclosed. The move is part of a routine administrative procedure that follows the reassignment of senior officers.
State officials said the decision does not affect any ongoing schemes or benefits to beneficiaries, and that the department will ensure continuity of services. No further comment was provided on the reasons behind the revocation or the nature of the cancelled orders.
The development department, which oversees welfare programs for women and children across Madhya Pradesh, will now operate under the guidance of a new commissioner appointed by the state government.