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October 31, 2019 | 14:12 IST
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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi,inaugurated the Technology Demonstration Site at Kevadia in Gujarat, today.
Technological Demonstration Site consisted ofvarious displays by Police and Paramilitary forces, showcasing modern technologies including the exhibition of lethal and non-lethal arms.
CISF, CRPF, BSF,NSG and various State police contingents displayed their modern technology centering on various themes like aviation security, modernization of forces, digital initiatives etc.
While CISF’s themecenteredonintegratingmodern technologywith a focus on faster and efficient facial recognition technology at airports, NSG showcased the security kits, modernweaponry and remote controlled vehicles and equipment.
Ministry of Home Affairs prominently displayed the initiative of ‘112’, signifying one number for all emergencies. The highlights of MHA display were National Database on Sexual Offenders, e-Mulaqat and other digital initiatives.
The CRPF stall displayed the gallantry medals and honours received by the CRPF personnel. The history displaying the saga of valour since 1939 and memorable battles fought by CRPF were also exhibited.
Prime Minister also visited the exhibitions by Gujarat Police, which showcased the Vishwas project and modern technology gears. Delhi Police highlighted the digital initiatives while the J&K police exhibited security vehicles used for ensuring the safety and security of the nation.
At Kevadia, the Prime Minister attends an exhibition on integrating technology in policing. pic.twitter.com/RppdCjMxTX
PM Modi interacts with IAS Officer Trainees of 2024 Batch posted as Assistant Secretaries
June 23, 2026
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PM stresses on ‘Nagrik Devo Bhava’ and urges Officers to Keep Citizens at the Centre of Governance
PM calls for Whole-of-Government Approach and eliminating silos to Address Developmental Challenges
PM calls upon Young Civil Servants to Lead India’s Journey Towards Viksit Bharat@2047
PM Highlights Technology, AI and Data-Driven Governance as Key Enablers of Future Administration
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi interacted with 183 Officer Trainees of IAS 2024 batch who have been attached as Assistant Secretaries in various Ministries and Departments in New Delhi earlier today at Seva Teerth.
The young Officer Trainees shared their experiences from their field training and their attachment in Ministries. Addressing the officers, the Prime Minister said that after two years of field exposure and administrative learning, they now stand at a crucial stage where their decisions will shape not just their own careers, but the future of crores of citizens. He emphasized that the real test of public service begins by handling real-life situations with integrity, sensitivity, and commitment.
The Prime Minister urged the young civil servants to dedicate themselves to nation-building with a strong sense of purpose, innovation, and citizen-centric governance. He urged the officers to always remember the human impact behind every administrative file. He said that every file represents the aspirations, concerns, and lives of countless citizens. Stressing the mantra of “Nagrik Devo Bhava”, he called upon officers to place citizens at the center of every decision and ensure governance remains empathetic, responsive, and inclusive.
Calling for a whole-of-government approach, the Prime Minister stressed that major developmental challenges cannot be solved in silos. He further noted that effective coordination across departments is essential for achieving meaningful and lasting outcomes.
Highlighting the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, the Prime Minister noted that every policy and administrative decision over the coming decades must contribute towards building a developed India. He stressed that India’s priorities today include Aatmanirbhar Bharat, Make in India, manufacturing growth, energy security, and creating opportunities for youth.
The Prime Minister underlined the transformation in governance over the last decade, noting that administration has moved from a process-centric model to a result-oriented approach. He cited the growing role of digital governance, artificial intelligence and technology in improving service delivery, enabling citizens to access services with ease and transparency.
Emphasizing the importance of data-driven governance, the Prime Minister said data must not be viewed merely as numbers but as a reflection of the collective lives, challenges, and aspirations of millions of people. He asked officers to regularly verify whether policies are effectively translating into outcomes on the ground.
Prime Minister also highlighted the growing role of women in nation-building, noting that more than 40 percent of the current batch comprises women officers.
Prime Minister urged the young officers to constantly evaluate their contribution towards nation-building and derive satisfaction not from positions held, but from measurable outcomes achieved. He expressed confidence that their energy, talent, and dedication would play a pivotal role in taking India’s development journey to new heights.
Shri Jitendra Singh, Minister of State (Personnel), Shri P. K. Mishra, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, Shri Shaktikanta Das, Principal Secretary-2 to the Prime Minister, Shri T.V. Somanathan, Cabinet Secretary, Ms. Rachna Shah, Secretary (DoPT), Shri Sriram Taranikanti, Director LBSNAA and other senior officers were also present during the interaction.
