Keep public interest topmost: Modi to IAS officers

February 17, 2015 00:15

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asked IAS probationers to keep public interest foremost while discharging their official duties and responsibilities and said the officers should judge themselves by what difference they made to the life the poor.

He also said the assured career path should not make the IAS officers complacent.

"They should judge themselves not by the posts they hold but by what difference they have been able to make in the lives of the poor," an official release said quoting Modi.

He was addressing 183 probationers, including 3 from the Bhutan Civil Service, who called on him today.

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