HRD in CBEC - Directorate General of human resource ...

V. SRIDHAR
Chairman
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MINISTRY OF FINANCE/DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
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CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE & CUSTOMS
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NORTH BLOCK, NEW DELHI-10001
Tel.: +91-11-2309 2849, Fax: +91-11-2309 2890
MESSAGE
Human capital is the foundation for creating
value in the new global economy. Yet, this asset is
the least understood and at times the least prone
to management. With a view to providing a more
focused approach to employee development and
infrastructure expansion in order to harness the
Human Resource functions as a strategic partner
in business success and growth, the Directorate of
Human Resource Development (HRD) was set up,
which is now in the second year of its existence. CBEC has been
entrusted with the responsibility of collection of indirect tax revenue on
the one hand and on the other, it is required to provide an efficient,
judicious and responsive revenue administration system to the tax
payers. This responsibility is discharged by the Department through
individual contributions made by over seventy thousand officers and
members of staff. Hence, it is important to ensure that a robust and
conducive environment is provided to the personnel of the Department
to motivate them to develop their skills and to give their best in public
service. To achieve this objective, the Directorate General of Human
Resource Development, I am sure, would strive to devise ways of
maximizing employee potential, create assets by way of infrastructure
expansion and initiate appropriate welfare measures so as to succeed
in being perceived as a truly HRD focused organization.
I am certain that the new Information Booklet consolidating the
activities of both the wings of the Directorate will be an effective referencer
for the officers & staff working in the field formations.
I wish the Directorate General all success in their sincere efforts.
(V. Sridhar)