Government of Mahoba

The District Magistrate (DM) and Collector of Mahoba is Mrs. Gazal Bhardwaj, I.A.S. As the chief administrative officer of the district, she plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order, implementing government policies, and supervising the execution of development programs across Mahoba. She works in close coordination with essential departments such as police, health, education, revenue, agriculture, and rural development to ensure transparent and efficient governance.

Her leadership emphasizes accountability, citizen-centric services, and proactive administration. The District Magistrate’s office, located in Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh, serves as the central hub for all administrative activities. From addressing public grievances and managing routine district affairs to overseeing disaster preparedness and conducting elections, the DM’s office ensures the smooth functioning of governance. Mrs. Gazal Bhardwaj’s reform-oriented approach has brought renewed focus on infrastructure development, strengthening health services, promoting Bundelkhand’s cultural tourism, and sustainable rural growth in the district.

Under her stewardship, the administration has focused on effective implementation of welfare schemes, with special emphasis on women empowerment, child welfare, and access to quality healthcare. Her proactive governance ensures that government benefits reach marginalized communities, bridging the rural-urban divide through continuous monitoring and grassroots-level engagement. Mrs. Gazal Bhardwaj also encourages participatory governance, where community involvement plays a key role in shaping local development.

Government of Mahoba vision focuses on inclusive growth, sustainable practices, and digital transformation, aimed at building a modern and self-reliant Mahoba. Through transparency, innovation, and people-centered planning, she has set a progressive direction for the district’s governance. Her dedication to public service continues to inspire trust among citizens and contributes to a more empowered and equitable society in Mahoba