Dimapur, April 17 (DIPR): The second phase of DOPT Induction Training Programme for the newly recruited group B & C employees of State government of Dimapur District got underway at Circuit House, Dimapur on April 17.
Director, ATI & Secretary, Cooperation, Lithrongla G. Chishi IAS graced the inaugural programme as the guest of honour. Addressing the gathering, she thanked Deputy Director (Training) ATI & Programme Coordinator for Dimapur District, Kaholi Sema for the sacrifices made for successful conduct of the training and also expressed appreciation to all TOTs for coming forward to help conduct the programme besides their official works.
The Director reminded the trainees that they are government servants, appointed to carry out the works assigned to them and are expected to do the same. She said that being group B & C employees are in the frontline public service delivery the training was felt needed to improve the public delivery system by shouldering the responsibilities assigned to them with positive attitude and integrity. She further urged the gathering to bring out the best in them and generate happiness and success not only for them but to everyone around no matter in what circumstances they entered the service. She therefore, urged the gathering to perform their assigned duties and responsibilities with sincerity, integrity and humane feeling giving cordial assistance to whoever needed their service setting good example.
Lithrongla encouraged the participants not only to equip themselves to be better government servants through the training programme but also to teach other colleagues who do not have the chance to attend the training. She was optimistic that the training would have a positive impact on image building and governance of the state government.
Inaugural function was chaired by DPRO, Dimapur, Lolano Patton while vote of thanks was proposed by SDO (C), Dimapur, Albert Ezung. Introduction to the training programme was given by Deputy Director (Training), ATI & Coordinator for Dimapur District, Kaholi Sema.
