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Make The Most Of The First 10 Years Of Service: Prime Minister To IAS Officers
Work Hard And Take People Along
Interactive Session (Source: PIB/GR/TYP/BIN/USPA/WN/IAIJ)
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The Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi at the Interactive Session of Assistant Secretaries (IAS Officers of 2013 Batch), in New Delhi on November 19, 2015.
Work Hard And Take People Along To Bring Fundamental Change
Work Hard And Take People Along To Bring Fundamental Change
The Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi held an interactive session with young IAS officers of 2013 batch on November 19. These officers have completed a three-month stint with the Government of India, as Assistant Secretaries. This is the first ever batch of IAS Officers to commence their career with a stint in the Central Government.
Addressing the officers, the Prime Minister exhorted them to make the best use of the first ten years of service, when they would be working in the field, and had the opportunity to contribute the most for the good of the people.
Addressing the officers, the Prime Minister exhorted them to make the best use of the first ten years of service, when they would be working in the field, and had the opportunity to contribute the most for the good of the people.
The Prime Minister said that very often, their new ideas and vision may meet resistance from the older generation, but the way to move forward is by working hard, and taking people along. The key is to integrate people, he added.
The officers gave presentations to the Prime Minister on six key themes, including MUDRA, Improving Government Communication, Citizen Centric Service Monitoring, Ek Bharat ““ Shreshtha Bharat, Soil Health Card scheme and National Mineral Exploration Policy.
The officers gave presentations to the Prime Minister on six key themes, including MUDRA, Improving Government Communication, Citizen Centric Service Monitoring, Ek Bharat ““ Shreshtha Bharat, Soil Health Card scheme and National Mineral Exploration Policy.
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