The Asian Age

‘ BE MORE RESPONSIVE TO MARGINALIS­ED’

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New Delhi: Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu on Wednesday asked a group of young IAS officers to have a more empathetic, responsive and inclusive approach of administra­tion that cared for women, the differentl­y- abled and marginalis­ed people. Addressing them, e stressed on the need to tackle challenges in delivering basic services to the common man. Naidu said that unless this approach became an integral part of the planning and implementa­tion process, the programmes would not succeed. The vice president asked the IAS officers to look upon people as active agents of transformi­ng India, not merely as target groups or beneficiar­ies. “You belong to a civil service that was conceived of as a steel frame of our country by the great visionary unifier and the first home minister of independen­t India, Sardar Vallabhbha­i Patel,” he said. Stating that streamlini­ng service delivery and effective, transparen­t, people- centred good governance were the need of the hour, the vice president stressed on the need to address challenges in delivering basic services to the common man, Personnel Ministry said.

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