President Droupadi Murmu has called on newly inducted IAS officers to fully embrace artificial intelligence in governance. Highlighting the transformative role of technology, she emphasized AI-driven solutions for simplifying administrative systems and ensuring efficient last-mile service delivery, while balancing innovation with human sensitivity and judgment.
Addressing a group of IAS officers in New Delhi, President Droupadi Murmu underscored the importance of integrating artificial intelligence into India’s administrative framework. She noted that technology and innovation are reshaping governance at unprecedented speed, urging officers to adopt AI-driven solutions to streamline processes and enhance citizen-centric service delivery.
The President emphasized that AI can play a pivotal role in bridging gaps in last-mile governance, ensuring that welfare schemes and public services reach the most marginalized communities. However, she cautioned that technology must be combined with human sensitivity and reasoned judgment to maintain fairness and inclusivity.
Her remarks align with India’s broader push toward digital transformation in governance, where AI is increasingly being used for predictive analytics, citizen engagement, and transparent decision-making. Analysts believe this directive will encourage civil servants to adopt modern tools while upholding the values of empathy and accountability.
Key Highlights
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President Murmu urges IAS officers to embrace AI
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Focus on simplifying administrative systems with technology
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AI seen as critical for last-mile service delivery
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Call to balance innovation with human sensitivity
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Supports India’s digital transformation in governance
Sources: The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Kashmir Images