Yes Minister, the Fault Is Entirely Yours

September 04, 2015 16:49

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi assumed office in May 2014, there were great expectations from the civil servants about the future. He came to power on the rising aspirations of young India.

His initial decision to retain the cabinet secretary, home secretary, finance secretary and others appointed by the previous government was widely appreciated, as also his initial meetings with secretaries -- where he exhorted them to to take decisions without fear or favour and promised to back them up. Read more

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