Droupadi Murmu, CP Radhakrishnan and Narendra Modi on Tuesday extended greetings to civil servants across the country on the occasion of Civil Services Day, acknowledging their contribution to governance and nation building.
In a message, President Murmu praised civil servants for strengthening governance and public institutions. She said their role—from policy formulation to effective implementation—significantly impacts the quality of life of millions. Emphasising integrity and empathy, she noted that civil servants play a key role in fostering inclusivity and strengthening trust between the State and citizens.
Vice-President Radhakrishnan said civil servants remain an enduring pillar of India’s administrative framework and highlighted their role in delivering public services. He called for strengthening the resolve towards good governance and nation building.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Civil Services Day is an occasion to reaffirm commitment towards good governance. He noted that civil servants—from grassroots to policy-making levels—touch countless lives and contribute to India’s progress, and urged them to continue serving with excellence, compassion and innovation.
Amit Shah said the dedication and integrity of civil servants play a vital role in nation-building, while Nitin Gadkari commended their contribution to governance and public welfare.
Civil Services Day is observed every year on April 21 to recognise the contribution of civil servants to governance and development. The day commemorates the historic address by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in 1947, when he described civil servants as the “Steel Frame of India.”
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