Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing Civil Services Day in Delhi, urged civil servants to embrace systemic reforms and work for impactf...

India and the US should not let immigration dominate their relations despite Trump's political agenda. Both nations have significant strate...

The Cabinet secretary T V Somanathan admonishes certain officers for not following prescribed submission procedures, causing workflow disru...

The Congress party has condemned an inappropriate comment about Rahul Gandhi allegedly posted from the official X handle of Gautam Budh Nag...

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge congratulated the EC, Central Armed Forces, and police for conducting the Lok Sabha elections. He cri...

Like much else in the Indian nation-state, its civil service also came from the British Raj. It was started by the East India Company and w...

PM Modi stressed that civil servants should "evaluate whether political parties are changing policies to create new avenues of black money".

The Government of India celebrates April 21 every year as 'Civil Services Day' as an occasion for civil servants to rededicate themselves t...

The move will see a large of group of experts with domain knowledge join the policy-making process.

Lateral entry in India isn't new. Economic posts have been occupied by outsiders, including Arvind Subramanian.

The collapse of the third principle is almost certainly the main reason why the vintages of successful institutions are the 1950s and 1960s.

The Modi government has brought a new system that has slowly unhinged certain basic assumptions in a bureaucrat’s zone of maneuverability.

The World Bank's 2016 edition of ease of doing business rankings placed India at 130th position in a list of 189 countries it ranks below e...

In several ministries, some of this fresh burst of energy is just nervous energy, as a big-ticket bureaucratic reshuffle could be on the ca...

The controversial suspension of young Uttar Pradesh IAS officer Durga Sakthi Nagpal has triggered a major national debate.

For a new drive on the economy, the government needs one more turnaround to preserve this momentum: the bureaucracy.

In 2004, shortly after he was appointed Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh said one of his top priorities was to reform the bureaucracy.