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‘Ensuring officers’ accountability necessary for good governance’ | Jaipur News
JAIPUR: Ensuring accountability of officers at every level of administration is the biggest requirement of good governance, former Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Rajiv Mehrishi said on Sunday.
He said that it is very important to have uniformity in the standards of accountability at the national level.
Mehrishi was virtually addressing the state administrative officers who came from all over the country to attend the 16th convention of All India Federation of State Civil/Administrative Service Officers organised by the Rajasthan Administrative Service Council in Jaipur on Sunday.
He highlighted various aspects including the challenges of administration, future requirements for good governance and fair distribution of services, etc.
Citing the example of MGNREGA, Mehrishi clarified that proper training is needed the most at the lowest level of administration so that uniformity can be established in decisions, policies and its results.
IAS officer Dharmendra Bhatnagar spoke on ‘Perspective of Civil Servant and the Way Forward’ in the next session of the seminar and discussed the changing moral values and the changing scenario. All the delegates participating in the convention praised the hospitality of Rajasthan.
He gave the vote of thanks to RAS Association president Gaurav Bajad.
Senior Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) officer Gaurav Bajad was elected as the president of All India Federation of State Civil/Administrative Service Association.
He said that it is very important to have uniformity in the standards of accountability at the national level.
Mehrishi was virtually addressing the state administrative officers who came from all over the country to attend the 16th convention of All India Federation of State Civil/Administrative Service Officers organised by the Rajasthan Administrative Service Council in Jaipur on Sunday.
He highlighted various aspects including the challenges of administration, future requirements for good governance and fair distribution of services, etc.
Citing the example of MGNREGA, Mehrishi clarified that proper training is needed the most at the lowest level of administration so that uniformity can be established in decisions, policies and its results.
IAS officer Dharmendra Bhatnagar spoke on ‘Perspective of Civil Servant and the Way Forward’ in the next session of the seminar and discussed the changing moral values and the changing scenario. All the delegates participating in the convention praised the hospitality of Rajasthan.
He gave the vote of thanks to RAS Association president Gaurav Bajad.
Senior Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) officer Gaurav Bajad was elected as the president of All India Federation of State Civil/Administrative Service Association.
