Vishnu Sahay

Vishnu Sahay (22 November 1901 - 3 April 1989) was former ICS officer and cabinet secretary, who, after retirement, gave his services as governor of Nagaland and Assam.

Early life and education

Sahay Bhagwan Sahai, who was himself the IKS officer and Governor of Kerala and Himachal Pradesh, was the elder brother. Vishnu Sahay received instruction from SM College Chandausi and Oxford University. Civil Services

Sahay has been a prestigious and long career in Indian Civil Services. He was made the sugar controller and agricultural secretary of India by the sugarcane Commissioner of Uttar Pradesh and the Government of India, which has also been equipped by Kaira Cooperative, had assisted in the scholarship for the education of Amul's Verghese Kurien in the New Zealand dairy industry. . He was also given the responsibility of Secretary of Kashmir Affairs in the Ministry of External Affairs and made Cabinet Secretary twice from 1958 to 1960 and 1961 to 1962. Governor's office

Sahai was appointed twice as the Governor of Assam, whose first term was from 12 November 1960 to 13 January 1961 and the second term from 7 September 1962 to 17 April 1968. As the Governor of Assam, Sahay signed a ceasefire agreement with the Naga rebels in 1964. He was also the first Governor of Nagaland where his tenure was from 1 December 1963 to 17 April 1968.

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