The tenure of a Chief Secretary is not prescribed by law and can vary.
Ques #: 37 A chief Secretary is appointed for a period of: - 6 Years - 5 Years - 4 Years - No fixed term
Asked in Sr. Teacher GR II 2011 · Topic: The Governor (Governor's Relationship with the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers)
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