As the Narendra Modi government has completed nine years in office, Akashvani News brings a series of special stories on the initiatives taken by the government. Today, we take a look at Mission Karmayogi, a national programme for civil services capacity building. &nbsp;<br />”<br />”The mission launched in September 2020 is aimed at preparing civil servants for the rapidly changing administrative and technological landscape by equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge. Our correspondent has filed this report.<br />”<br />”Regarded as one of the largest capacity-building initiatives in government organisations in the world, the Mission Karmayogi has been designed to lay the foundations for capacity-building for civil servants so that they remain entrenched in Indian culture and remain connected, with their roots, while they learn from the best practices across the world.<br />”<br />”The Programme is being delivered by setting up an Integrated Government Online Training-iGOT Karmayogi Platform.&nbsp; Addressing a function on Civil Services Day this year, &nbsp;Prime Minister Narendra Modi had underlined that the aim of Mission Karmayogi is to utilize the full potential of civil servants stressing that training and learning should not remain a formality for a few months.<br />”<br />”The programme is focused on preparing Indian civil servants for the future by making them more creative, constructive, imaginative, proactive, energetic, transparent, and technology-enabled.With Diwaker Akashwani News Delhi.<br />