The Government of India’s ambitious Mission Karmayogi programme, which aims to provide training to government employees, will be monitored by a top-level panel headed by Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba. The panel will comprise a senior official from the Prime Minister’s Office, along with seven Secretaries and other senior officials.
The Mission Karmayogi programme is a key part of the government’s efforts to modernize the country’s civil services and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government departments. The programme is expected to benefit more than 4 million government employees and will be implemented through an online platform.
The panel headed by Gauba will monitor the implementation of the programme and ensure that it meets its objectives. It will also oversee the development of training modules and other resources, as well as the evaluation of the programme’s effectiveness.
The Mission Karmayogi programme is seen as an important step in empowering government employees and improving the delivery of public services. The programme is also expected to help address the challenges of skill development and capacity building in the civil services.
The creation of the panel under the leadership of the Cabinet Secretary demonstrates the government’s commitment to the success of the Mission Karmayogi programme. The panel will provide high-level oversight and guidance to ensure that the programme is implemented effectively and efficiently.
As the implementation of the Mission Karmayogi programme moves forward, officials will continue to work towards the modernization of the country’s civil services and the improvement of public service delivery.
