Along with talent, administrative officials must be sensitive, noble at heart and after all a human by nature. In their respective field, while taking any decision or doing any work, betterment of the common man must be in the centre of their action.
They should always have this point in mind that a single mistake or lapse on their part can harm people extremely, said Chief Secretary Sunil Kumar while addressing the trainee officials at Chhattisgarh Prashasan Academi Saturday late evening.
Kumar said that for becoming a successful bureaucrat, hard work and dedication was essential. Our trainee officials would see administrative arrangement for poll in near future as their role in the ensuing Assembly and Parliamentary elections would be important. Public servants are the part of Administration which is third and important pillar of the Democratic set up. They are responsible to ensure people’s adherence to the laws framed by legislatures, Kumar added.
Notably, to gauge the extra curricular talent of trainee officials, both Indian Administrative and State Administrative services, a cultural evening was organised at Chhattisgarh Prashasan Academy Saturday evening where through song, dance and drama the trainee officials exhibited their skill. Senior officials of different departments of the State Government along with Kumar were present on this occasion.
The programme started with welcome song followed by prayer of Chhattisgarh Mahtari. After welcoming the guests, a scintillating song/dance presentation was given on the Chhattisgarhi song of the famous poet late Narendra Dev Verma ‘Arpa-Pairi Ke Dhaar, Mahanadi He Apaar’. This was followed by Garba dance and other cultural presentations.