Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will inaugurate the 5th Civil Service Day
in the national capital on Wednesday.
Dr Singh, on this occasion, will also give away the 'PM Award for Excellence in
Public Administration' for the year 2008-09.
Government of India. Project Arrow - Transforming India Post, Government of India
Government of India. Project Arrow - Transforming India Post, Government of India
bags the award in the organization category.
Under this scheme of awards instituted in 2006, all officers of Central and State Governments individually or as group or as organization are eligible. The award includes a medal, scroll and a cash amount of Rs. one lakh. In case of a group, the total award money is Rs. five lakh subject to a maximum of Rs. one lakh per person. For an organization this is limited to Rs. five lakh.
An exhibition showcasing the various award winning initiatives will be put up. Books written by the Civil Servants during the last five years will also be displayed.
The day is being observed by all the Central Civil Services to rededicate and recommit themselves to the cause of the people. It provides a unique opportunity for introspection as also chalking out future strategies to deal with the challenges being posed by changing times.
Under this scheme of awards instituted in 2006, all officers of Central and State Governments individually or as group or as organization are eligible. The award includes a medal, scroll and a cash amount of Rs. one lakh. In case of a group, the total award money is Rs. five lakh subject to a maximum of Rs. one lakh per person. For an organization this is limited to Rs. five lakh.
An exhibition showcasing the various award winning initiatives will be put up. Books written by the Civil Servants during the last five years will also be displayed.
The day is being observed by all the Central Civil Services to rededicate and recommit themselves to the cause of the people. It provides a unique opportunity for introspection as also chalking out future strategies to deal with the challenges being posed by changing times.
Full Credit goes to the Postal Employees all over the Country who unmindful of heavy staff shortage - unbearable work load - threats of punishments if they dont perform 100% delivery etc performed to the best of their ability to facilitate the Department of Posts bag this prestigious Prime Minister Award for Excellence in Public Administration.
We hope that at least hereafter the demands of the Postal Employees like full complement strength of staff in Project Arrow and for stopping all oral instructions by Officers against the Departmental Rules and Regulation in the name of 100% delivery will be sorted out by the Department. We hope the representations from NFPE on several issues arising out of Project Arrow will receive full attention of the Postal Board.
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K.Ragavendran
Secretary General NFPE
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