How Civil Servants Built Modern India | Flashback with Palki Sharma

[@Firstpost]

Do you think the role of civil servants in independent India has been forgotten? Comment below and join the conversation.

[@urbanistvlog]

IITians are doing better than civil servants. nothing to be proud to be a civil servant.

[@kedaryadav4118]

We remeber civil servants more as a corrupt and illiterate babuies who have been fielded to over power the poor people by being CHATU OF politicians baaring few like brijesh mishra etc.

[@Dream-mt7eb]

No it is not forgettable.. but it is also know to wonder how you put all these informations in your mind I am preparing for the civil services examination . I forget the many things I need to revise again and again but when I see you guys I feel like what I missed how you revise all this informations I want to know this only from you? Please advise me how you collect the information and store in your mind

[@subhambala6688]

​@@Dream-mt7eb jab shoot kodta ha uski pahala content Banta ha uski bad padta ha far shoot kodta ha

[@everuttejon9886]

.......India was destroyed by distorted Indian history.... British slavery democracy and British slavery education system and corruption...So India will never be economic super power in the future. ... .

[@koolmom9163]

My father retired as a top bureaucrat from Haryana in 1995…from the batch of unusual honest IAS officers!!! Soon after he passed away peacefully. Growing up I never saw him throwing his weight around or being arrogant. As kids we lived in huge government houses with security men and what not but he was very clear that none of that was permanent or ours. He didn’t have properties or tons of money that I heard other IAS officers had. We had one simple house when he retired. That was his earning of life. I remember once my brother got upset with him and hold him, “papa, you should have made tons of money..how come we are always working hard?” And his response was, “ I started from scratch and my goal was to retire with dignity and peace of mind. Money can be momentary but your conscious will always prick you for the wrong deeds.” Good lesson that I tell my kids today. I can’t thank you enough for reminding me how proud I am today to be daughter of an IAS officer who worked day and night to help people and to make a difference.

[@sumankumarpk9300]

Tribute to your father and to our Great Country.

[@SureshBabu-lv6bd]

Tribute, Salute & bow down to your father, he is very inspirational 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@koolmom9163]

Thank you so much! I feel I have honored him today 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@dharmendraprakash7773]

I am really humbled with narration..You are fortunate to have been born to such a great soul.. My salute 🫡 to him for working for us and also to have been blessed with good children like you..

[@priyalamba3600]

Tribute to your father.So inspirational

[@courtlaw1]

As an African American I will say I love that India got their country back from an imperial power and now is a world power and will likely dominate the later years of this century.

[@everuttejon9886]

.....India was destroyed by distorted Indian history.... British slavery democracy and British slavery education system and corruption...So India will never be economic super power in the future.

[@yourcat2971]

There are too many challenges. Cheap politicians are by far the biggest

[@tintunbirha]

No domination. Just contributer and soft influencer. I hope India never looses its generally gentle hindu ethos whatever others might do.

[@eriol_h]

Thank you for the generous wishes. Africa is a great nation with kind hearted people. I wish the best to Africa from India!

[@gareeb_whatif8325]

@@tintunbirha no we need to be ruthless like Americans and get all dirt from country and throw them out.

[@manils35]

Million thanks Ms Palki. I have performed many times election duty at various levels, including six in J&K (1996) and got appreciation letter from Government. You made a wonderful report honouring us. God bless you with success always!

[@aditishingavi6037]

❤️

[@nitintyagi2024]

🤝🏼

[@lakshmankumar3459]

My Shashtang namaskarams to you Palki. My father retired from the IAS and is 93 now. He belonged to that rare breed of honest officers who contributed to India selflessly. While I knew all the while that the Civil services was and is the steel frame work of India ...it is also true that it is loosing its sheen. The current breed are more keen on posting their own videos and blowing their own trumpet not understanding that it is their work they have to do. Being down to earth is missing...colluding with politicians for personal benefits is rampant...what I am saying is..they are diluting their own respect. Today I am proud of my dad and privileged to be son of an unsung hero...but the truth is he has always been my hero...admiring him silently..thanks Palki...May God bless you with eternal happiness. Jai hind. Jai Shri Ram.

[@Vasudhaivakutum]

IAS and honest are antonyms

[@lakshmankumar3459]

Well yours sounds like sour grapes..one of the failed aspirants I guess. More over you get what you deserve...so ho and get a life first Gaikwad...

[@katta240]

It's the rusted pillar of India ,dear friend

[@aemurkhapnichavisudhar]

Social media and coaching institutes have presented civil services as something which gives ultimate power(rutba, 2 no. Ka paisa, society me dabdba) but it should be a dieheart service for building our nation🙏

[@upasanasahoo3305]

what a beautiful segment. as an IAS aspirant, this just recharged me. Palki ma'am is such a huge part of the reason i still trust media outlets.

[@pratibharajpoot1508]

Civil servants are like the 4th lion of Ashokan emblem “Anonymous ,yet makes its presence felt at all times.”❤❤

[@jacksmith-mu3ee]

mIndia's Hunger index 2013: 63rd rank 2022: 107th rank mIndia's Happiness index. 2013: 111th rank 2022: 136th rank mIndia's press freedom rank 2013:79th 2022: 150the the fourth pillar of worlds largest democracy is no more mIndia's unemployment rate 2013:4.9% 2023:7.5% Unemployment rate never increase in growing economy.. india is growing only on paper and by loan mIndia's Debt before 2014: ₹55 lakh crore 2023: ₹155 lakh crore mIndia's GDP from 2004 to 2014: $709 billion to 2.04 trilion (almost triple) India's GDP from 2014to 2024: $2.04 trillion to 3.6 trilion (expected)...not even double

[@patraseduhelphand]

Neither Indian nor civil and not servants...Come to West Bengal see the conditions of IAS ..all hellish Corrupted vermins..these bastards are destroying the state...

[@nileshsingh2669]

Not always, only after PM Modi came to power they all started working like never before. Have you heard the culture of "babus"? They are the same people who keep rolling file from one table to different table and delayed projects for many years.

[@jacksmith-mu3ee]

@@nileshsingh2669 india beggar

[@Raju-j4i7p]

​@@jacksmith-mu3eewe rejected this fake western daya

[@daretodream7204]

And now we have 5 ex-bureaucrats as Ministers in Central govt. 1)Dr. S. Jayashankar (ex-IFS) 2) Ashwini Vaishnav ( ex-IAS) 3) Piyush Goyal (ex- IAS) 4) Hardeep Singh Puri (ex-IFS) 5) R K Singh (ex -IAS ) 😊😊😊😊

[@Sunny12-23]

​@@aandy450Modiji's greatest talent is to make the best of everything- situation, opportunity or people around him. Nehru's greatest talent was to waste every opportunity and insult every accomplished person around him - be it Sardar Patel, Dr. Ambedkar, Acharya JB Kriplani, Gen Thimmaiah etc etc etc. He was so full of his own superiority as the only "Englishman" in the Congress. By the way for your information the bureaucracy was created by the British and not Nehru.

[@abhijayp6000]

Piyush Goyal is not ex-IAS . However, RK Singh , Union power minister is a retired Bihar cadre IAS officer . Arjun Ram Meghwal is also a former IAS ( promoted from RAS) who took voluntary retirement .

[@atharvzemse6599]

@@Sunny12-23 The only failure of Nehru was he could not build false narratives like Modi. This is the basic when you learn Political science and that's why democracy doesn't work where a leader is being portrayed as godly person so no one can question him if anything goes wrong.

[@daretodream7204]

​@@logical16he is a 1994 batch IAS officer

[@Sunny12-23]

@@atharvzemse6599 Nehru's ONLY success was to become Edwina's pet poodle and preside over the partition of the country. His over weaning ambition would not let him take second place to Sardar patel or Jinnah both of whom were the choice of their respective parties. In fact he even refused to accept Gandhi's suggestion to let Jinnah, who was terminally ill, be PM and then succeed him later. If your mission is to to promote the Nehruvian narrative first get your facts straight.

[@manjunathjeerla3687]

This is called Real Journalism🙏

[@divyaloganathan1029]

This is a great tribute to our unsung bureaucrats. Let’ respect them

[@nutan2278]

But don't you think corruption is also because of them Only

[@Anvesh49]

@rajputana_553 if they are following polticians they can do it without taking bride since they are taking means they are part of corruption

[@surajm4547]

​@@nutan2278Exactly.👍👍👍

[@anonymous-fj1fd]

They are all chor. Real tribute should be given to entrepreneurs who despite all odds of corrupt politicians and civil servants build Indian economy.

[@spg6651]

Respect whom? IAS cadre - Not at all -- They are creator of the problem and giving legal tone to every problem -- Major contribution of IAS is to complicate the matter through quoting Obscure law points and stalling developmental work .. IAS is regressive -- Good political leaders are far far better than IAS - Biggest contribution if IAS is Gigantic corruption ( much higher than political leader as IAS stays irrespective of Government change )

[@bangarisaiswaraj]

A huge thanks to Palki Sharma and team for narrating this flashback and bringing this to the forefront. I'm really glad to see journalists like Palki speak out their heart that throbs for the wellbeing of this nation.

[@jacksmith-mu3ee]

mIndia's Hunger index 2013: 63rd rank 2022: 107th rank mIndia's Happiness index. 2013: 111th rank 2022: 136th rank mIndia's press freedom rank 2013:79th 2022: 150the the fourth pillar of worlds largest democracy is no more mIndia's unemployment rate 2013:4.9% 2023:7.5% Unemployment rate never increase in growing economy.. india is growing only on paper and by loan mIndia's Debt before 2014: ₹55 lakh crore 2023: ₹155 lakh crore mIndia's GDP from 2004 to 2014: $709 billion to 2.04 trilion (almost triple) India's GDP from 2014to 2024: $2.04 trillion to 3.6 trilion (expected)...not even double

[@seller2548]

Look at our US civil servants.... mostly corrupt. I'd like to forget them. Your reporting of India's history of civil servants was eye-opening and should always be remembered....

[@prasadchaturdesale5795]

Oh don't the Indian civil service a rotten pit This video is just remembering rare good watch Yes Minister it is so arrogant and so disgusting you haven't scratched the surface

[@prasadchaturdesale5795]

Especially after 90s indian civil service are disgustingly aristocratic

[@gauravrana8379]

Thanqu for having this topic Palki mam. I myself is a UPSC Aspirant preparing to serve this honorable service & your show helps me a lot for my preparations, especially for the FOREIGN RELATIONS AND FOREIGN POLICY of India.❤

[@ximin_sleepy]

"serve the nation" 🤡🤡 more like loot the nation and keep it from becoming developed

[@oneshot_Chemistry]

Same here

[@aayush_bibliophile]

Thanku Palki Sharma for this tribute to our unsung bureaucrats ❤️These bureaucrats were truly like engines that run our country🇮🇳 Respect to all ur civil servants for their service❤️

[@snehasahoo1718]

True otherwise every today is only busy criticising the bureaucrats forgetting that if there are bad ones then there are good ones also. And I wish to be one of those unsung heroes who will contribute to the development of our country.

[@91873delete]

Dude we don't need them today. They already lived more than their normal life. We needed them maybe for 30 years after independence but definitely not now. We need people of subject matter experts now. How does an anthropology graduate knows anything about chemical engineering or petroleum refining, but this nonsense system made a history graduate to be a head of the department or chief secretary of Panchayati raj ministry wtf man and he/she will be posted to some other dept within 6 months to another dept of there is a difference of opinion between the secretary and the minister. This is utter nonsense service which is not needed in today's india

[@surajm4547]

Palki should have also mentioned the bad points. This is such a one-sided video.

[@snehasahoo1718]

@@surajm4547 Well the video itself talks about some good ias officers then what do u want her to tell you.

[@surajm4547]

@@snehasahoo1718 This video only glorifys them... she should have balanced it with the other negative side such as their corruption,etc. BUT SADLY WE DON'T HAVE SUCH NEUTRAL JOURNALISM ANYMORE.

[@nitintyagi2024]

My father is in police and has to go to night duties at off hours at the age of 55 years. During elections or some protest, they have to be at location, sometimes 14 hours in scorching temps. Of 40-45 degree C.He is honest at his job, and sometimes even do overtime volunteeringly. And yet all over India, policemen are ridiculed by generalization. Feel sad to see this.

[@top_1_percent]

That’s the reason why we love Palki. While other media outlets are busy showing crap, you bring this amazing story that needs to be told.

[@INDIAN_BENGALI_BOY]

All the names are Bengali.We truly had a glorious past.Modi will bring that to our state again hopefully.😊❤🇮🇳🙏

[@jangamreddyankireddy1571]

True leaders behind the scenes. Excellent journalism. Nice tribute to our real heroes 👍

[@bts_1999_jiminpark]

8:12 "beating heart of india democracy "🔥 as an upsc aspirant this 9 mints filled my heart with pride.. civil servants are the foot soldiers of india!.

[@tejoramyemineni]

Me too bro

[@anoushkaghosh6526]

Finally someone who appreciated the worth and hardwork of our executive officers. Yes we have some cunning minds among them, but nevertheless there are way more hardworking people. We must acknowledge and appreciate them. Thankyou Palki❤❤

[@dilipmandava7447]

This is how journalism should be.... all the other top journalists should work for India and not for any political parties... Palki is the Change we see and we expect more....

[@rakeshchophla6017]

Palki is one of my favorite, her delivery crisp, absolutely clear, classy and spot on. She is one of the very few India has

[@chandrukrishnan6445]

definitely

[@chilikapradhan278]

A heartful salutation for our legendaries who have given us Independent India. Bande mataram 🇮🇳

[@CurrentInvoices]

Awesome... The first Civil servant ICS officer is Bangali Surendranath Thakur and the last ICS officer is also a Bangali Nirmal Kumar Sen❤ Banga - the lost glory Jyoti babu is having his last laugh as a roaming bhoot😂

[@franklinbrown5625]

I love how she explains things so average ppl can understand. Even ppl not familiar with India. Well done from Jamaica

[@KalingaLions]

Excluding u no one is speaking about this Really appreciated journalism in right way ❤from an citizen of India u are the one who should democratic to keep india democratic ❤

[@vijayz9170]

Thanks for bringing such an untold story and the other side of the bureaucracy to the public. There are still unsung heroes who are trying to bring positive change under all odds.

[@udynes4457]

In my country Brazil the population is deeply divided. There is no chance of Brazil going anywhere but to disaster. Brazilians are reaching the point of hating each other.

[@a.i2625]

Same in India also . People are fighting with each other on basis of religion and ethnicity. Government is playing communal politics and spreading more hatred among people. Just see what is happening in Manipur and Haryana .

[@msdolly6101981]

​@@a.i2625: 😅 this country was divided on communal lines 75 years ago. Religion based hatred started long ago not with haryana. Atleast now we don't have bomb blast everyday. Far better than the "Golden era" under the congress

[@currentmatter4319]

​@@a.i2625 it's Abrahamic faith peoples who see the other as Kafirs. Who hates the Indian civilization ideology. Now we can what happened in mewat

[@punitadatta]

​@@a.i2625Especially the religion in self denial: Humanism.

[@ravipeiris4388]

I've learned more about Indian history in this 10 minute video than my entire time in high school where learning about european history was shoved down my throat without ever learning about African and Asian histories. But video series like these are helping to rectify that gross oversight.

[@rajnikantchande2677]

@ravipeiris4388 You must read " The Discovery of India." author: Jawaharlal Nehru ...you will, I assure you, learn huge amt about Indian history prior to & during British rule...Every Indian must read this book...and, if you have time, please also read Nehru's " Glimpses of World History "...Best wishes Jai Hind

[@smitas65]

I think it’s unfair to say that only civil servants built modern India. There were a lot of other central government services whose personnel were the early pioneers of India. They took postings in remote locations without batting an eyelid, they’re children studying in the local schools, and the entire family surviving on a modest government salary. What was rich was the life they (we) had in terms of exposure to our country. We saw it when there were no roads in many places, and it took three days of travel by steam engine to reach one’s native place. The conversations we had at the dining table were rich with general knowledge, evenings were spent in pursuing the arts, and there was an atmosphere of culture. This is our inheritance from our parents’ generation. The nation builders

[@ashishmandot4974]

Brilliant presentation and topic to discuss.....Finally a long deserved recognition

[@piyushaggarwal5207]

I have never heard praise for Civil servants. But looking at the country, there is a clear deduction that the politicians cannot make this. It is the major work of civil servants.

[@sunilmakheja7527]

Palkiji🌹, Bureaucrats are the Real Heroes, Who lay down the foundation for the development of country 🇮🇳. At the same time, Political will is so important 😊

[@MangalBhobe]

Very true Many contributions & great work s Go unnoticed & unrecognized

[@courtlaw1]

Nice celebrating the people that actually make the world work. This is why I love this channel.

[@spranavshanker]

Thanks for highlighting the importance of civil services of India. If not for them, politicians would have destroyed India.

[@rajats3]

Much needed tribute....great work palki...🙌⭐️

[@vbeingworld3035]

I literally felt this video . Real heroes. Army at borders and civil servants at home .

[@jethiya7990]

Many people forget or ignore that if all Bureaucrats were like that then our country will be not running and at least not on the level it is standing today.

[@seller2548]

Look at our US civil servants....mostly corrupt. I'd like to forget them. Thank you for reporting India's civil servant history. It should always be remembered.

[@anushkaachandra9792]

These episodes were needed . To know about our long lost history , how back then all things functioned and how we actually started after 1947 🎉

[@suhask.r9240]

My mother was teacher. She used to go election duties around Bangalore. I remember she use to leave day before election and slept in pooling station so that they can start conducting election early in morning. At some places no toilets, no place for sleeping and no place to eat your meal. If your are lucky you will be give meal from some party agents. At the end of the day they paid less than daily wages if above officers are not corrupted.

[@democraticthinker-Erk]

upsc aspirants assemble here....wishing all the best ...

[@abhijitsen3143]

Just wow what a topic to pick....hats off for honouring and remembering the silent backbone of our nation

[@ramaraocheepi7847]

Indeed its huge effort to collect and collate the data of civil servants who remined and remain as foundation for sound admn.These civ servants matter a lot even today.Indeed its profound gesture in covering this most civil servants from pre indepence to the present contexts.

[@91873delete]

No we don't need them now all of them became yes men to politicians, instead we need subject matter experts now

[@MangalBhobe]

True , many contributions & great work s go unrecognized

[@bharatirawte943]

A big salute to our unsung heroes.

[@ushathairani7940]

Very informative and nice programme. Thank you Palki Sharma

[@manoharkanade7383]

👍.Palki is one of the very few respected anchors known for their sincerity, integrity, and to the point narrations 👍🙏

[@SmitaPanwar-rm5ct]

Million thanks Ms palki mam you made a wonderful report 👍

[@TinTin2014]

Lovely episode. Thank you Palki Sharma. Hope you get to read this comment. Here is a nice story about the genesis of the great Green Revolution. The first decade after independence was disastrous with famine, starvation and poverty. It was three bureaucrats who hatched a plan. A government scientist, who had just been returned from the U.S. after working with Professor Norman Borlaug, along with Home Secretary Shivaramakrishnan and finance secretary Subramanyam convinced PM Shastry to lift the ban on agricultural seed imports. That scientist was Professor MS Swaminathan. He used the improved seeds from the US and Europe to develop high yielding crop varieties for the Indian farmers. India’s food production grew rapidly and triggered economic growth and prosperity. We call him the Father of Green Revolution and we will celebrate his 98th birthday tomorrow August 7.

[@Simple_Indian]

Surprisingly one-sided take on India's civil services and a flashback on some noted civil servants who shaped our country. But, Palki Sharma usually presents a balanced perspective giving both sides of a story, and this one didn't have any. This clip only celebrates civil servants while not even mentioning the enormous harm they have been causing to India's progress. While we have had fine civil servants since the ICS days, the system has largely remained ossified in archaic procedures and helps perpetuate status quo. Even PM Modi has been lamenting about the dogged pursuit of status quo by the civil servants since 2014. But the root cause of it all is that India adopted the very same political, administrative, and legal systems the British left behind. So, essentially we opposed British rule for over a century yet adopted the very same systems even after our so-called independence. Besides, civil servants have almost always pandered to whims and fancies of their political masters, for cushy or coveted postings with higher prestige and power, or to enrich themselves in dubious ways (some cut to their political masters too). Remember that the ICS and legal systems were designed by the British to effectively RULE over Indians, not to SERVE Indian masses. So, unless India overhauls its political, admin, and legal systems to SERVE Indian masses it will remain a rotten 3rd world country.

[@Ank-Tiw]

Interesting series mam. We love it. We want to discover India 🇮🇳

[@Socialbhanwar]

जय हिन्द, जय भारत।। वंदे मातरम्, भारत माता की जय।। जय हिन्द, जय हिन्द की सेना।।

[@harshidshah1]

it was truely said that ministers come and go but ministry [ civil servants ] always remains. they are heroes who in reality run the country

[@TheSastrikal]

On this independence day.... Let's honor those unsung heros... 🥳🥳🥳

[@pankajmehta2928]

Super topic for discussion. Great job.

[@babulsy6460]

They were ,are and shall always remain backbone of INDIA ... There is no doubt in it. They indeed are one of the best, top notch, second to none... and that's why today India is not in a state of Pakistan....

[@yogirajdhake5967]

Great job you are doing through this series of news.

[@judewarner1536]

''It wasn't fair, but it was the British Raj, what did you expect?'' God forbid that India had been a colony of the Spanish Empire, the French Empire, the Belgian Empire or the nascent German Empire. Indians had no one to blame but themselves. After a hundred years of internecine conflict between the Mughal Empire and the Maratha Empire which caused both of them to decline fatally, the East India Company (after many previous defeats) finally saw off the Marathas on behalf of the Mughal Emperor and opened the door to British hegemony in India... a self-inflicted wound by the warring empires of India who had been killing each other by the hundreds of thousands, now all blamed on the British who actually arrived long after the whole thing started.

[@sumankumarpk9300]

This job is great, Madom Palki, keep it up.

[@aquasplash545]

Great video. Thanks for the info👌👏

[@gadadallisatya8916]

Well deserved recognition to our Govt.Officers that held India together and match ahead as the largest democracy of the World.Pranams to All.

[@abeykollakkaranalex]

Paalki, I want to thank you for this reverie❤... Righteousness gave rise to our nationality in the ancients! Sacrifice gave rise to a God in lumbini! Even St. Thomas built Christian pillars with his flesh and strife. We're not defiant with our heritage.... It's just that we we're so marred with and blood thirsty to have the poor fakir laid down in ashes after he yearned to show a little righteousness, yelled twice or a thousand times, hey ram, hey ram our assembly in 1949 opened its eyes boasted to be republic! Listen first, thy grace, you know that, his grace rolls out to be tears in my eyes disturbs every time, can I find a solace...

[@saumyajitbhaduri1083]

It is thanks to a handful of bureaucrats that our country Bharat has come such a long way. It's true that a majority of bureaucrats are corrupt to the core...but it is those handful of such honest and upright officers that Bharat is where it is today. Yashsvi Bhava 🙏🏼

[@sanjibchakraborty2519]

Thank You Palki Sharma for this Tribute to Civil Servants 🌿🌿🌿🌿

[@DonJuanMarco1994]

How I wish this kind of Program exist of Philippine News. People would learn history of our country even more.

[@chandrukrishnan6445]

Hi, yes I have always wondered why we don't hear about the Spanish colonisation of the Philippines, or even that much about the US involvement starting with the Spanish-American war. There are several books, movies and even TV shows about the British in India. But there is a block-out about the Philippines. It's hard to believe that this neglect is genuine. There is probably a motive behind it.

[@AB034TX]

Fun fact: English as a stream of study was introduced in India first and then England. There Latin and Greek classics used to dominate. Hence, those who qualified CCS in post 1850s had to prepare Latin and Greek as well, and give the exams outside.

[@rksahib8314]

Excellent thought to remember the forgotten heros of freedom years. Deserve to be honoured for their dedication and thoughtfulness.

[@osodowilberforce2321]

Wonderful nostalgic history,thank you Palki.

[@ayodhyadawar2757]

Corruption is more rampant in india ,modern day bureaucrats are corrupt to the greater extent of course plenty are honest too

[@snehasahoo1718]

There has to be a balance everywhere. there are indeed corrupt ones but there are loyal ones also. It has always been like that. Ultimately power and corruption go hand in hand but it depends on the person that whether he wants to use that corruption for ulterior motives or for the betterment

[@jhansirani5281]

​@@snehasahoo1718 Your last sentence..are you ok with corruption..

[@snehasahoo1718]

@@jhansirani5281 No. but it is true that till there is money and power in the world corruption cannot be omitted. But a middle way can be chosen. For example sone people do corruption to fill their own pockets and sometimes this also leads to difficulty for people and some business men like they are not able to set up their business and as a result we loose a lot of jobs. Now when an officer does this corruption thinking of good and then uses this corrupted money for the welfare of people like donating it in the NGO and all then it is a good corruption. We think that developed countries are free from corruption, that’s not true. In America there is a legal word for this lobbying which particularly means that the big businessmen will support the political leaders and in turn they have to make things east for them. The Chinese police officers are more corrupt than the Indian police officers

[@ximin_sleepy]

@@snehasahoo1718 no we have a better solution abolish this colonial atrocity, replace it with a better accountable performance based system, private organizations are efficient for a reason, we don't need beurocrates who halt the development of the nation, under the name of service.

[@snehasahoo1718]

@@ximin_sleepy Some do not. There are many civil servants who did better work than the government in order to promote the growth of nation. And we can’t abolish everything as we will still need police officers to maintain law and order. And private organisations will also function for their own benefit. But what we can do is make the system more efficient and should keep checks on them also. Like proper training of police officers and making sure they are doing there duty. Also we should refrain the civil servants from entertaining the vip. For the vip security there can be private organisations providing bodyguards. In this way many people will get jobs also and the bureaucrats will focus on their jobs

[@Ranchhoddasji]

Kudos for this story. Valuable. The positives far outweigh the unhealthy realities of India's steel frame".

[@mchauhan4]

Man.. as a CSE aspirant this filled my heart with pride!

[@patraseduhelphand]

Advance congratulations...Corrupted Criminal..like all IAS of West Bengal

[@presekkk]

Me too mate!👍

[@shivanijha3318]

Adorable Palki ! A righteous woman. Strong headed, clear in her thoughts and her words.

[@sristi21]

You are doing great di and your team too👍

[@jaganmohan7059]

Goosebumps and nothing else .. Thanks to PS ..and the channel.... BHARAT MATA KI JAI ..

[@gourijoshi7905]

One of the most important episodes…. A positive side of bureaucracy 🎉

[@gopinathnambiar9707]

Very harsh, we treated . Belated honour, remebering them. Thank you Palki making us all realise, The Hardwork n Efforts put in to experience this largest Democracy.

[@sunnysshashidhar7682]

Appreciate the great detailing and helping us to remember our PAST - Thank you very much 🙂

[@mediniphukan5959]

Civil servants are still the backbone of our country. Without bureaucrats and technocrats government policy making is impossible. I have been a firm advocate for the role played by Civil servants and their contribution behind the scenes. Namaste 🙏

[@UsmanAli-zt1fu]

I am a Tehsildar from Pakistan. This video proved really useful to me to understand how important the role of bureaucracy has been since beginning.

[@Neeshoo-hn4pz]

Its. Great. And. Must. Watch. Story

[@vijaykumarreddyt3287]

Yes, diligant selfless visionary bureaucrats are indeed unsung heroes we should give them due credit

[@ahmeddixit3999]

Thanks much for sharing this info.... May Allah bless and strengthen the honest good leaders of India

[@anikalaghari1919]

Always waiting for the Flashback every weekends. Thank you team for the hard work!

[@saurabhmishra615]

My favourite News Anchor in this world 🌍

[@ramjoshi3577]

Salute to our all Beaurocrates ❤ Palki you always nails with topic you choose and at choosing tge topic

[@harshyadav03._]

Heard so many journalists but Palkhi Mam you are someone that literally on top of all. So confidence, so energy, so dedication you put them to make the best analysis possible out there.

[@krishnammagaru]

Palki ji , who ever gave you thought of this episode must be saluted . Needless to say your entire team and you for bringing a extremely nice piece of history. We thank all our Heros who built our nation . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N._R._Pillai and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukumar_Sen_(civil_servant) . en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satyendranath_Tagore . A lot more ....

[@ashokgupta-jm2kc]

Thank you, this is an eye opener but since 2014 eyes are closed.

[@tusharshukla9761]

But we should also notice the cancer of corruption engineered by some extremely corrupt bureaucrats, those who charge their percent of share even in the slightest of administrative and executive procedures .

[@harshitadeewan8266]

UPSC exams are still one of the most prestigious exams in the world…but only those people should prepare for these exams who are righteous, honest and want some positive changes in the society…civil servants who prepared for UPSC due to peer pressure or parental pressure will not be able to understand the real meaning of this FirstPost Channel’s video….if civil servants will become honest, common people won’t suffer…I know this will take time but this is still possible🙂

[@ranjees3473]

Thanks for picking this topic Palkii👌🏽

[@Mr.Optimist2002]

Thankyou so much ma'am for tribute to our unsung bureaucrats

[@manoranjansamal8032]

Great and honest story for those hardworking officers of INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@praveesh.r.prathnakaran6242]

Suk Umar Sen -Real Hero, Silent warrior, Un imaginable, How he handled it 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@pravinthombre7610]

Only you can do justice to such topics ! Great art of story telling ❤

[@ArvindGupta-lx4pf]

IAS has been the biggest reasons for missed opportunities in India for the last 70 odd years. Even Modi can't control these bureaucrats ...this area desperately requires a major rehaul towards modernization with much more accountability...having said that there have been exceptions but that's what they are exceptions we should certainly celebrate them...

[@bharatraj4134]

Million thanx to palki Sharma. A rare insight of how India built themselves, a smooth transition from British to भारत, from भारत तो democratic strong Bharat Desh. The paper put by you shows your in-depth knowledge, without which you would not touch any subject. Thnx.

[@satyankchaudhary8145]

These things should be add in syllabus of Indian history 😢😢 real heros of that time ,even of today 😊😊😊