PROBATIONERS OF INDIAN DEFENCE ACCOUNTS SERVICE AND INDIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE CALL ON THE PRESIDENT
PROBATIONERS OF INDIAN DEFENCE ACCOUNTS SERVICE AND INDIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE CALL ON THE PRESIDENT
Posted On: 22 JAN 2025 1:49PM by PIB Delhi
A group of probationers of Indian Defence Accounts Service and Indian Telecommunications Service called on the President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan today (January 22, 2025).
Addressing the probationers, the President said that they are joining their services at a transformative moment in India’s developmental journey. The convergence of emerging technologies, rapid information dissemination, and shifting global landscapes present a complex yet exciting environment. She told officers that their role would be vital in inclusive development of India and in making it globally more competitive. She advised them always to adopt and promote the citizen-centric approach while performing their duties. They must keep in mind the needs and aspirations of the deprived and underprivileged sections of the society while taking decisions. Their thoughts, decisions, and actions would significantly influence the future trajectory of the nation.
Addressing the Indian Defence Accounts Service officers, the President said that they would be playing a pivotal role in overseeing the financial aspects of our nation’s armed forces. Their responsibilities would encompass ensuring seamless financial management, fostering a culture of accountability, and upholding the highest standards of transparency. She urged them to leverage cutting-edge technologies and innovative methods to streamline auditing and accounting processes. She said that by performing their job with utmost dedication, they would not only strengthen the financial management of our armed forces but also contribute significantly to the nation’s security and prosperity.
Addressing the Indian Telecommunication Service officers, the President said that over the past two decades, India has witnessed a transformative telecom revolution, driven by the advent of mobile telephony and high-speed internet networks. This revolution has unlocked India’s vast digital potential. By enhancing digital connectivity through telecom infrastructure, ITS officers can help in the inclusive development of the nation by using technology to empower citizens and enhance the overall quality of life. She urged them to focus on research and development in telecom sector to ensure the safety and security of the telecommunication network.
