The first session of the two-day training programme for personal assistants (PAs) of legislators was inaugurated on Friday by Deputy Speaker of the State Assembly Rajendra Kumar Singh by lighting the traditional lamp.
Singh whiel addressing the inaugural session of the training program said, “This sort of training programmes have become inevitable in the changing technology environment for the works done with the aim of social concern so that by making coordination qualitative results could be obtained in the direction of development.”
Singh further said that there are provisions of legislature, judiciary and executive in the constitution and we are bound to execute our duties and liabilities by remaining under limits of them. This program would no doubt turn out effective for all those attending it, he added.
Principal Secretary of the state assembly Bhagwan Dev Israni while informing the relevance of conducting program said that now a-days lots of changes have come in working style. Maximum of the works are done online including putting up questions and sending information. In these conditions it is necessary that the Personal Assistants and staff of the legislators should be expert in all these works. The legislators would get benefit of this in the legislative works besides they would get benefitted with this in other fields also, he added.
Addressing the first session of the training program Centre for Institution Building and leadership Studies (CIBlS) Mumbai’s Executive Director Ravindra Sathe speaking over the topic ‘dialogue, skills and personality’ said that maximum results could be generated with the coordination of modern technology and the role of the work and responsibilities.
Assembly secretary AP Singh informed in detail about the legislative working system while the former secretary of Delhi assembly SK Sharma expressed his views over parliamentary armament.
142 trainees have been registered for the training program. The concluding session of the program would be addressed by the Speaker of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Sitasaran Sharma on Saturday.