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SPIPA Trainees Visit Gujarat Assembly, Gain Insights from CM & Speaker

The Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration organized a study visit to the Gujarat Legislative Assembly for nearly 50 women trainee officers. The officers observed the Question Hour session to gain practical insights into the state's legislative process. They met with Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, Speaker Shankar Chaudhary, and other ministers who emphasized the core values of public service. The visit aimed to equip the trainees with a comprehensive understanding of the legislative system for their future administrative roles.

Key Points: SPIPA Trainees Study Visit to Gujarat Legislative Assembly

  • Study visit for 50 women trainee officers
  • Observation of Assembly Question Hour
  • Guidance on legislative process & decision-making
  • Meeting with Chief Minister and Speaker
  • Emphasis on responsibility & public welfare in administration
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SPIPA Trainees conduct study visit to Gujarat Legislative Assembly

Women trainee officers visit Gujarat Assembly, observe Question Hour, and meet CM Bhupendra Patel and Speaker Shankar Chaudhary for guidance.

"importance of responsibility, transparency, and prioritising public welfare in public service - State Ministers"

Gandhinagar, March 18

As part of the First Common Foundation Course conducted at the Gandhinagar campus by the Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration, Ahmedabad, a study visit to the Gujarat Legislative Assembly was organised for trainee officers under the guidance of SPIPA Director General Hareet Shukla.

According to the Chief Minister's Office, nearly 50 women trainee officers participated in the visit.

During the visit, the trainee officers observed the Question Hour session of the Legislative Assembly and gained insights into the practical aspects of the State's legislative process.

They also received guidance on the Assembly's daily functioning, discussions, and decision-making procedures, which will be valuable in their administrative careers.

The trainee officers also had the opportunity for a group photograph with Chief Minister Shri Bhupendra Patel and Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Shri Shankar Chaudhary.

During the study visit, the trainee officers met Minister Dr Manisha Vakil, Shri Arjun Modhwadia, and Smt. Darshana Vaghela, who shared their guidance. The Ministers emphasised the importance of responsibility, transparency, and prioritising public welfare in public service.

Through this study visit, the trainee officers gained a comprehensive understanding of the functioning of the State's legislative system, which will assist them in effectively performing their administrative responsibilities in the future. (AN)

- ANI

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Rohit P
Good to see the focus on women trainee officers. We need more women in leadership and administrative roles. Hope they take the guidance on responsibility and public welfare to heart. The real test will be applying these lessons on the ground when they face actual public grievances.
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Arjun K
While study visits are useful, I hope the training also includes robust modules on ethics and combating corruption. Meeting ministers is one thing, but understanding the challenges a common citizen faces while dealing with the administration is another. The focus should remain on 'seva bhav' (service attitude).
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Sarah B
As someone interested in comparative governance, this is a great model. Hands-on learning about legislative processes is invaluable for public administrators. Gujarat seems to be investing in its civil service training. The emphasis on transparency from the ministers is the key takeaway here.
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Karthik V
SPIPA is doing commendable work. However, I sincerely hope these visits are not just about photo-ops with the CM and Speaker. The real value lies in the unglamorous, day-to-day understanding of how laws are made and how public money is scrutinised. That's what will make them effective officers.
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Meera T
Wonderful to read! 👩‍💼 More power to our women in civil services. Meeting leaders like Dr. Manisha Vakil must be inspiring. The principles of responsibility and public welfare are the bedrock of good governance. May they carry this learning forward and make a tangible difference in people's lives.

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