Breaking Barriers: Women Lead the Charge in Civil Services
Vice President C P Radhakrishnan praises the increasing presence of women in the civil services, citing a rise from 21% in 2016 to 31% in 2025. He urges for similar progress in the legislative bodies and stresses the need for targeted welfare programs. Emphasizing technology's role in governance, he calls for civil servants to adopt new advancements.
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Vice President C P Radhakrishnan highlighted the significant rise in women's participation in the civil services, from around 21% in 2016 to nearly 31% in 2025. This shift, he noted, represents a fundamental change in societal mindset and is a testament to women's empowerment.
Addressing civil servants on Civil Services Day, Radhakrishnan expressed hope for similar progress in India's legislative bodies. He emphasized the importance of focusing on last-mile delivery and adapting to modern technological advancements to enhance governance efficiency.
Radhakrishnan touched on the necessity of refining welfare distribution to address the needs of the most disadvantaged, advocating for targeted initiatives rather than blanket approaches. He concluded by stressing the value of character and integrity in public service.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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