Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has called upon the officers of the State Government to put in their best to take the State forward. Chouhan was addressing the administrative officers at the IAS Service Meet at the Academy of Administration here on Friday.
The Chief Minister said that officers should work to bring about positive changes in the people’s lives and fulfil the dream of bringing Madhya Pradesh in the row of developed States of the country. Referring to the recently announced Krishi Karman Award to the State, he said that this time Madhya Pradesh has left Punjab behind in wheat production. He urged the officers to live up to then people’s expectations and come out of the routine to enjoy their work.
Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa said that the MP cadre of Indian Administrative Service has a unique identity in the country. The State has a conducive and convenient atmosphere for work. We are committed to providing transparent, sensitive and effective administration to the people of the State. At the outset, president of the IAS Association BP Singh delivered the welcome address. The programme was conducted by the association’s secretary Nitish Vyas and vice-president Sanjay Shukla proposed a vote of thanks.Director-General of the Academy of Administration INS Dani, association’s members and retired IAS officers were present on the occasion.