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Probationers Of Indian Forest Service Call On President
Quality In Management Of Forests
Mr. Pranab Mukherjee with the IFS Batch. (Source: PIB/GR/TYP/BIN/USPA/WN)
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The President, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee with the Indian Forest Service (2014-16 Batch) from the Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy Dehradun, at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on August 03, 2015. Improve The Quality In Management Of Forests.
A group of probationers of Indian Forest Service (2014 Batch) called on the President of India Mr. Pranab Mukherjee at Rashtrapati Bhavan on August 3.
Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the Indian Forest Service has a long and glorious past. It was earlier known as the Imperial Forest Service and was constituted by the British Government in India in 1867. It was subsequently renamed as Indian Forest Service. Noting that a large number of the probationers present were engineers, he urged them to use their expertise and core competence for improving the quality in management of forests.
Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the Indian Forest Service has a long and glorious past. It was earlier known as the Imperial Forest Service and was constituted by the British Government in India in 1867. It was subsequently renamed as Indian Forest Service. Noting that a large number of the probationers present were engineers, he urged them to use their expertise and core competence for improving the quality in management of forests.
He said that in today´s world, environment and climate change are most important issues and pose great challenges. The human race as a collective body needs to respond to these challenges or their very existence might be in danger.
Addressing the probationers, the President said that they will not only be implementer of policies but will also provide inputs for policies. He stated that practical implementable solutions are to be found and any lopsided or imbalanced approach cannot be adopted. Theirs is not an ordinary administrative job. It demands innovative solutions to problems with which they will be confronted. How they serve the country and contribute in the development of the nation will depend on their attitude towards their job.
Addressing the probationers, the President said that they will not only be implementer of policies but will also provide inputs for policies. He stated that practical implementable solutions are to be found and any lopsided or imbalanced approach cannot be adopted. Theirs is not an ordinary administrative job. It demands innovative solutions to problems with which they will be confronted. How they serve the country and contribute in the development of the nation will depend on their attitude towards their job.
He said that we have no right to spoil what we have inherited. Rather, it is our responsibility to leave it in an improved condition. The President extended a special welcome to the two probationary officers from Bhutan. He wished that all the probationary officers may have a successful and rewarding career in the future.
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Doruvu Paul Jagan Babu New Delhi India President Pranab Mukherjee Indian Forest Service Probationers Management Of Forests
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