At an event here, the prime minister also suggested seeking help from startups, research agencies and youth for new ideas.
With artificial intelligenceInformation processing is also becoming equally easy, informing citizens and enabling them to monitor all government activities, he said.
“Public officials must therefore keep up to date with the latest technological advances in order to meet the increasingly high standards, in which Karmayogi Mission may be helpful,” Modi said after launching the “Karmayogi Saptah” – National Learning Week at the Dr. Ambedkar International Centre.
The National Civil Services Capacity Building Program or Karmayogi Mission was launched in September 2020 to encourage capacity building of civil servants. It also envisions a future-ready public administration, rooted in the Indian spirit, with a global perspective.
Modi highlighted the need for innovative thinking and following a citizen-centric approach.
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He also urged departments to have a system of feedback mechanisms. The Prime Minister emphasized that while the world sees artificial intelligence (AI) as an opportunity, “for India, it represents both a challenge and an opportunity,” according to an official statement.
Talking about two AIs – artificial intelligence and ‘aspirational India’, Modi highlighted the importance of balancing both and said, “If we successfully use artificial intelligence to drive progress for aspirational indiacould lead to transformative change.”
He said civil services training institutions have been victims of silo working.
The Prime Minister said that “we have tried to increase partnerships and collaborations among them” and urged the institutions to establish proper communication channels to learn from each other, discuss and adopt global best practices, besides instilling a whole-of-sector approach. government.
Addressing the gathering, Modi said through Mission Karmayogi that “our objective is to create human resources who become the driving force of development of our country.”
Expressing his satisfaction with the progress made, he stated that “if we continue working with this passion, no one will be able to stop the country from progressing.”
Modi stressed that new learnings and experiences during National Apprenticeship Week will strengthen and help improve work systems, “which will help us achieve our goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047.”
The Prime Minister also spoke about the steps taken to change the mindset of the government in the last 10 years, the impact of which is being felt by the people today.
He said this has been possible due to the efforts of people working in the government and the impact of measures like the Karmayogi Mission.
The National Apprenticeship Week launched on Saturday will provide fresh impetus towards developing individual and organizational capabilities of civil servants, creating a “one government” message and aligning everyone with national goals and promoting lifelong learning, according to the statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).
Modi praised the iGOT (Integrated Government Online Training) platform and said that more than 40 lakh government employees have registered with it.
“There are more than 1,400 courses available and officers have received more than 1.5 million certificates of completion in various courses,” the statement said.
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