With the emergence of the New Russia, the greatest question that faced the Post-Soviet ruling elites of Russia was whether they should continue with the old bureaucratic system in place or reforms into a new system. Surprisingly, unlike other Post-Soviet states, Russia chose to retain the bureaucracy. This was a huge step and needed some additional reforms in order to curb ideological loyalties, corrupt practice and to take steps towards liberalization. This paper discusses the administrative reforms of 1991, 2004 and onwards in this direction.