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The administration of the British era was essentially for the perpetuation of imperial interest and not for the welfare of people. Hence it had the inherently elitist, secretive and irresponsive attitude around it. With it came non responsiveness, bureaucratic delay and red tapism thereby widening the gap between the administration and the common people. Also during the early years of independence the people were completely dependent on government for the provisioning of most goods and services which left the common man at the mercy of the civil services.
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Since Independence, there have been covert and overt changes in administration. The need arose for administrative reforms as people become more aware and their aspirations increased. Also, there was an enormous increase in the scale of the governmental operations. There has been a change in the role of civil servants with evolving changes and challenges in the society.
The politico economic transition:
The ICT wave:
The era of participation:
Collaborative actions:
Way forward:
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Thus we see that the role of civil servants has evolved from being an elite and inward looking cog in the administrative wheel to being the facilitator of welfare services on one hand and promoting free market ethos on the other and further needs to become the proactive handler of change. Newer challenges of environmental degradation, nuclear threats, social unrest, terrorism, population pressure and the need of transparency, accountability , equity and participation is at the doorstep. Now the role of a civil servant is not only that of a service provider but a torch bearer of change and a social stabiliser
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