Rajasthan: Book with speeches of Modi as Gujarat CM to be given to IAS officers


Jaipur, May 24 (NIE): A book comprising select speeches of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, given during his tenure as Gujarat Chief Minister, are to be distributed to IAS officers in Rajasthan, officials said on Wednesday. The books were sent by Gujarat Chief Secretary J N Singh to his Rajasthan counterpart on May 7. The letter, along with the books, was inadvertently addressed to former Rajasthan Chief Secretary N C Goel, who retired on April 30 and was succeeded by D B Gupta on May 1.

The book, compiled and edited by former Gujarat cadre IAS officer Varun Maira, was released by Gujarat Governor Om Prakash Kohli in the presence of Chief Minister Vijay Rupani in March this year.

Extolling Modi in the letter, Chief Secretary Jain said, “Chintan Shibir was a pioneering initiative taken towards vibrant governance in Gujarat. As Chief Minister, Shri Narendra Modi had taken several initiatives of which Chintan Shibir was unique, without any precedent in the administrative history of the country. The meeting of minds, collective thinking, free expression of ideas and brainstorming led to the resolution of many issues faced by Gujarat.”

“It gives me pleasure to forward the copies of the book to be provided to all serving All India Service Officers allotted to your State as well as three copies each to Director General of State Level Training Institute including their library,” the letter stated.

Terming the book as “propaganda”, Congress state president Sachin Pilot said it was an “attempt to create a personality cult around a current leader, which hasn’t happened before. It is something which is being done with a political motive. Government officers should be agnostic of political party and leaders.”

  

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  • Satya, Mangalore

    Thu, May 24 2018

    Must be for entertainment or to train them on how to lie and get away !!!!

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  • Peter, mangalore

    Thu, May 24 2018

    Usually, speeches are written by someone else for any political leader. Our politicians, only read it from the paper and they take the credit. It is not fair to term them as CM's speech or PM's speech or Presidents speech, when it comes to reality.

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Thu, May 24 2018

    The former Libyan leader Gaddafi had also prepared a similar book. The Green book.

    All the administrative staff had to read it.

    When the uneducated become the leaders of countries, the educated have to intellectually bend over backwards.

    India imports from China six times as much as it exports to that country. With what the Gujarati leaders are doing to the country, imagine where will be heading to?

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  • Ahmed K. C., Mangalore

    Thu, May 24 2018

    please don't use the spellings he uses.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, May 24 2018

    i.a.s. officers will not fall trap 2 illiterate man chaiwala's mountains of book of lies.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Thu, May 24 2018

    Mr. Modis speeches were good. But the reality is very few things are true or implemented....!!!!!!!

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  • NN, NN

    Thu, May 24 2018

    Speeches are normally written by well qualified IAS Officers for CM to deliver. If they are good, worth reading them.

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