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National Council meets in Delhi
New Delhi, Sept 06: The National Council, an apex body of the consultative machinery of the Central Government Employees, today discussed issues affecting interests of more than 30 lakh employees and their families.
New Delhi, Sept 06: The National Council, an apex
body of the consultative machinery of the Central Government
Employees, today discussed issues affecting interests of more
than 30 lakh employees and their families.
The National Council (joint consultative the machinery
and compulsory arbitration), which met today under the
chairmanship of Kamal Pande, Cabinet Secretary, arrived at a
consensus on concerted efforts to bring in the highest level
of efficiency in government sector to transform it into a
"modern, professional and responsive machinery" capable of
ensuring quick and efficient delivery of public service.
Pande said government has been contemplating a series of
administrative reforms which would smoothen the interface
between the government machinery and public, an official
release here said.
These reforms would include new initiatives to make the
administration more efficient, transparent, citizen-friendly
and accountable.
There would be a gradual switch-over to e-governance and culture of "paperless office" and fresh round of simplification of rules, regulations and procedures is on the anvil.
Training programmes would also be organised to help Central government employees to acquire new skills, it said.
Bureau Report
There would be a gradual switch-over to e-governance and culture of "paperless office" and fresh round of simplification of rules, regulations and procedures is on the anvil.
Training programmes would also be organised to help Central government employees to acquire new skills, it said.
Bureau Report