New Delhi: A group of probationers of Indian Civil Accounts Service, Indian Post and Telecommunication (Finance & Accounts) Service, Indian Railway Management Service (Accounts) and Indian Postal Service called on the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, at Rashtrapati Bhavan today, 13 February 2025.


 

Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the young officers have the opportunity to contribute directly to the nation's development and prosperity through their respective domains, whether in managing public finances or ensuring seamless connectivity and communication across the country. She told them that as India moves towards sustainable and inclusive development with a focus on innovation and digital initiatives, young civil servants like them have an important responsibility to shoulder.


 

The President said that there is a growing expectation among the public for greater speed and efficiency in service delivery, along with increased transparency and accountability. To meet these demands, it is essential for government departments to modernise and digitise their systems by making the best use of emerging technologies such as machine learning, data analytics, blockchain technology and artificial intelligence. She urged the young officers to keep themselves updated with advanced technologies and skills and to work towards creating more citizen-centric, efficient and transparent governance systems. She expressed confidence that they would strive not only to excel in their individual careers but also to contribute to the effective delivery of government services to the people of India.

BI Bureau