Workshop to coach officers in evolving environment friendly public service supply held

The Capacity Building Commission, in affiliation with Pondicherry University, organised a three-day occasion not too long ago to evolve a civil service rooted in Indian ethos, with a shared understanding of India’s priorities, working in harmonisation for efficient and environment friendly public service supply, a press be aware from the University mentioned.

The programme was a part of Mission Karmayogi that goals to coach roughly 1.5 crore authorities officers throughout the Centre, the States, and the native our bodies.

Faculty members and non-teaching workers from varied Central Universities underwent coaching by means of Lead Trainers deputed by the Capacity Building Commission.

After they’ve accomplished the coaching, these Master Trainers will, in flip, impart the ethos to respective school and workers of their very own Universities, the press be aware mentioned.

Earlier, whereas inaugurating the programme, Jitendra Kumar Tripathi, Joint Secretary, University Grants Commission (UGC), highlighted the crucial position of upper schooling establishments in driving nationwide capacity-building missions.

P. Prakash Babu, Vice-Chancellor of Pondicherry University, in his presidential handle, pressured the strategic relevance of structured capability growth in attaining responsive and reform-oriented governance.

In his particular handle, Diksha Rajput, Joint Secretary, Capacity Building Commission, UGC, elaborated on the aims of the Master Training Programme and emphasised the long-term transformative potential of coaching grasp trainers throughout the nation.

P. G. Arul, Director (i/c), UGC- Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre, Pondicherry University, programme coordinator, Ok. Srujana, Assistant Professor, UGC-MMTTC, Pondicherry University officers together with D. Lazar, Finance Officer, M. Vijayakumar, University Librarian, P. Natarajan, Dean, School of Management M. Shuaib Mohamed Haneef, Director, Electronic Media and Mass Communication Research Centre have been current.