The Government officers should work passionately for the uplift of socio -economic backward people of the society, said chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat while interacting with 2016 batch IAS trainees on Tuesday. CM stressed on the would-be bureaucrats working hard to reach the basic facilities like education and health services in the remotest areas of the state.
Four 2016 batch IAS (Uttarakhand Cadre) trainees - Anuradha Pal, Neha Meena, Saurabh Gaharwal and Narendra Bhandari- made a courtesy call on CM Rawat on Tuesday. CM Rawat wished the trainees bright future and said that they should always be active to work for the people’s welfare. He said that they must mix with the common people to understand the problems plaguing their day-to day life. CM further said that the government officers should develop a system that works best in the interests of the common people.