Memoirs of civil service: innovations in administration

By:

Kumath, Ranjit Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Jaipur Prakrit Bharati Academy 2024Description: 250ISBN:

9789392317996

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

CS 351.6 KUM

Summary: All autobiography of a boy of rural background with no privileges of inheritance, educational background or family precedents, entered the IAS and tried to introduce innovations in administration. Civil Servants, trained professionally, owe to the society to contribute something new and innovative. We shall always face resistance to change but that has to be faced. I learnt from a talk, "Leave the place beret than you inherited". How much is not important. Important is "bring the change you want". These memoirs should help the new entrants to the Civil Service as a reminder to do something new, something better and something innovative to facilitate and simplify the lives of the people for whose service they have been selected. We owe a great deal and must return to the society what is due.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Donated Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	CS 351.6 KUM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		172796

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All autobiography of a boy of rural background with no privileges of inheritance, educational background or family precedents, entered the IAS and tried to introduce innovations in administration. Civil Servants, trained professionally, owe to the society to contribute something new and innovative. We shall always face resistance to change but that has to be faced. I learnt from a talk, "Leave the place beret than you inherited". How much is not important. Important is "bring the change you want". These memoirs should help the new entrants to the Civil Service as a reminder to do something new, something better and something innovative to facilitate and simplify the lives of the people for whose service they have been selected. We owe a great deal and must return to the society what is due.

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