Training of an IAS Officer in India | Dr. Sumita Misra IAS | Officers On Duty E125

The Indian Administrative Service (IAS) is one of the prestigious civil services in India. To become an IAS officer, candidates have to undergo a rigorous selection process conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
The training of IAS officers primarily consists of two phases:
Foundation Course: After clearing the UPSC Civil Services Examination, candidates undergo a foundation course at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie. This course aims to provide a broad understanding of various subjects and administrative functions. It usually lasts for about three months.
During the foundation course, officers are exposed to subjects such as public administration, law, economics, political science, and various other aspects of governance. The training also includes physical fitness programs, outdoor activities, and personality development sessions.
District Training: After completing the foundation course, IAS officers are assigned to a specific state or cadre and undergo district training. This training is conducted in the respective state cadre's training academy or administrative training institute. The duration and specific details of district training can vary from state to state.
The district training focuses on providing practical exposure to the officers in the functioning of the district administration. It includes field visits, on-the-job training, and hands-on experience in various administrative tasks. The officers work closely with district-level officials, gaining knowledge about governance, public service delivery, development initiatives, and managing law and order.
Throughout the training period, IAS officers are mentored by experienced bureaucrats and experts in various fields. They are evaluated on their performance and are expected to acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to become effective administrators.
It's important to note that the training and career progression of IAS officers are governed by the Indian Administrative Service Rules and guidelines issued by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), Government of India.
While Dr. Sumita Misra is a fictional character, the training process outlined above generally applies to IAS officers in India.
Sumita Misra's transfer and appointment as the Additional Chief Secretary in the Medical Education and Research Department, as well as the Women and Child Development Department, serve as a testament to her exceptional capabilities and dedication towards service. Her presence in these crucial sectors will undoubtedly contribute significantly to the overall development and progress of the state, reflecting her unwavering commitment to public welfare and administration.
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