What do you mean by Dedication to public service? Explain the role you play dedication to public service in a daily life ?10M

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 The Public Service, made up of those employees of the State, who are covered by National and Sub-national Service laws, plays an indispensable role in ‘sustainable development and God Governance’ of a Nation. It is an integral part of the Democracy, because it serves as the ‘neutral’ administrative structure, which carries out the decisions of the Elected Representatives of the people. It not only serves as the backbone if the State in implementing a strategy for Economic growth of a nation, but also runs the ‘programmes that function as the safety net for the most vulnerable segments of the society. Given these crucial roles, a country expects its Public Service to demonstrate high standards of ‘Professionalism’ and “ethics”.

Dedication to public service mean that

Spirit of service and sacrifice is an essential ingredient of public services and public officials should feel inspired that they are working for a national cause. They should realize the importance of noble mission of serving the people. An attitude of dedication to the set goals of organisations should bean indispensable trait of the top leaders. It is not just performing development linked administrative duties; it is taking action and encouraging people to take action required to bring about structural changes and growth in the economy. This needs to be supplemented by their belief in the organisational goals.

Case Studies :

  • The Government of India celebrates April 21 every year as 'Civil Services Day' as an occasion for civil servants to rededicate themselves to the cause of citizens and renew their commitments to public service and excellence in work.
  • Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel dreamt of a civil service that would work zealously to create a new nation by fighting poverty and discrimination, the Vice President asked them to be honest, disciplined, simple, responsible, transparent and accountable.

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