Governor Tamilisai exhorts IAS officer trainees to connect with the people
Hyderabad, March 12: Governor Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan on Friday advised the young IAS officer trainees to connect more with the people.
“It is important to travel and approach people and know about the issues that concern them. We must be accessible to the common people,” she said.
The Governor was interacting with the IAS officer trainees of the 2019 batch, who were allotted to the Telangana State, at the Raj Bhavan, here.
She exhorted them to be honest, committed, dedicated, and straight forward in the discharge of their duties. “There will be challenges of all sorts, but be committed and dedicated to the cause of the public good,” she added.
Describing the adoration for the IAS officers, Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan said that they would be worshipped by the people for their good work.
“Be innovative, go out and make your own mark, and make a difference in the lives of the people wherever you work,” the Governor added.
She congratulated the IAS officer trainees on being allotted to the young State of Telangana, where she said they would have lot of scope to be innovative and contribute for the development of the new State.
MCRHRDI director general Mr Harpreet Singh, special chief secretary to Government, accompanied the trainee officers.
The IAS officer trainees, who interacted with the Governor, included Ankit, Chitra Mishra, Deepak Tewari, Garima Agarwal, Hemant Keshav Patil, K Varun Reddy, Pratima Singh, and Rizwan Basha Shaik.
Secretary to Governor K. Surendra Mohan elaborated on the functions of the Governor and the Raj Bhavan to the officer trainees.
Raj Bhavan must set an example in public service: Governor
“We must achieve great things with unity and turn our Raj Bhavan into a role model for the rest of the country,” she said.
The Governor was speaking at the grand felicitation function, organised by the Raj Bhavan pariwar, in connection with the Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan receiving the Top-20 Global Women of Excellence-2021 Award recently awarded by the US-based Multi Ethnic Advisory Task Force.
“I consider that the happiness on the faces of the people who we serve is the true award for our services. My motivation is always to do something good for the people,” she added.
The Governor stated that nothing gives her more satisfaction than the public service and working for the needy and underprivileged sections. “Ultimately affection of the people around us and happiness of the people whom we serve what matters more,” she added.
Secretary to Governor K. Surendra Mohan, Joint Secretary and other senior officers and staff members spoke on the occasion. Advisors to the Governor were among those who were present at the felicitation.
