Rajiv Kumar steps down, Suman K Bery to be new NITI Aayog vice chairman
Suman K Bery will take charge from 1 May, 2022, an official order said. Kumar's tenure will end on 30 April.

New Delhi: The government on Friday appointed Suman K Bery as the vice-chairman of Niti Aayog, following the sudden resignation of Rajiv Kumar.
Bery will take charge from 1 May, 2022, an official order said. Kumar's tenure will end on 30 April.
Kumar, an eminent economist, took over as vice-chairman of Niti Aayog in August 2017 after the then VC Arvind Panagariya exited the government think-tank to return to academics.
According to the order, Kumar's resignation has been accepted and he would be relieved from the post with effect from April 30.
Kumar played a key role in Niti Aayog's policymaking, with focus on agriculture, asset monetisation, disinvestment, aspirational districts programme and electric vehicles, among others.
Kumar holds a DPhil in economics from Oxford University and a Ph.D. from Lucknow University. He was also a senior fellow at the Centre for Policy Research (CPR).
Bery had earlier served as Director-General (Chief Executive) of the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), New Delhi.
He was also a member of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council, Statistical Commission and the Reserve Bank of India's Technical Advisory Committee on Monetary Policy.
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