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MINISTRY OF PERSONNEL, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES & PENSIONS
istrative framework can be refurbished to tackle it. (Nodal Ministry: Ministry
of Home Affairs).
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Social Capital: A Shared Destiny (08 October, 2008) – The Report offers
strategies and tools for companies to expand beyond traditional business
practices and bring in the world’s poor as partners in growth and wealth creation.
(Nodal Department: Department of Administrative Reforms and Public
Grievances).
Refurbishing of Personnel Administration – Scaling New Heights (27 November,
2008) – This Report tries to advocate a total change and radical
transformation, proposing a wide ranging agenda of reforms, including reforms
relating to recruitment, training, tenure, domain competency creating
of leadership cadre, performance based management, exit mechanisms, creation
of executive agencies, accountability for results, code of Ethics and
enactment of a civil service legislation. (Nodal Department: Department of
Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances)
Promoting e-Governance: The Smart Way Forward (16 January, 2009) - This
Report tries to analyse the successes and failures of e-Governance initiatives
in India and at the global level, in order to extrapolate the best practices,
key reform principles and recommendations that can help the government to
implement a new paradigm of governance in the country. (Nodal Department:
Department of Information and Technology).
2.2.1 The recommendations contained in all the reports of the Commission presented
so far are under various stages of examination/implementation by the Government.
CIVIL SERVICES DAY
3. The 3 rd Civil Services Day was held on 21 April, 2008 in New Delhi. The Prime
Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh while inaugurating the Civil Services Day said that
the Civil Services need a renewed commitment in placing them on the side of the
disadvantaged in society. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said
considerable process reform can be undertaken by the civil services to address
several issues. Further elucidating the subject, he said, the challenge now is, for
effective public management of the resources besides creating an open, transparent
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