Revolutionizing Civil Services: A New Era of Inclusivity and Innovation
Union Minister Jitendra Singh highlights a shift towards inclusivity in UPSC civil service selections, with increasing representation of aspirants from remote and underrepresented areas. He emphasizes the impact of technology and governance reforms on service delivery efficiency in India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.

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Union Minister Jitendra Singh has observed a notable trend of diversity and inclusivity emerging in the selection of civil servants by the UPSC. This inclusivity is further evident as toppers now hail from rural and remote areas, underscoring a shift towards greater representation in administrative roles.
Speaking to civil servants at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Singh spoke about the transformative nature of governance over the last decade. The minister cited technology as a crucial equalizer, enabling individuals from diverse backgrounds to emerge as top candidates in the UPSC exams.
Further, Singh highlighted significant governance reforms, such as the Digital Life Certificate campaign for pensioners and the removal of outdated regulations, describing these changes as profound socio-economic shifts. He stressed a whole-of-government approach, exemplified by coordinated operations like Operation Sindoor, enhancing national unity and efficiency.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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