The Administrative Training Institute (ATI), Nagaland, inaugurated its Common Induction Programme for the 2026 batch of Nagaland Civil Service, Nagaland Police Service, Block Development Officer and District Commandant officers at Vision Hall on October 23.
The programme aims to strengthen the officers’ understanding of governance, administrative procedures, public service values and their official responsibilities.
Delivering the keynote address, Additional Chief Secretary and ATI Director General V. Shashank Shekhar urged the officers to view public service as an opportunity to contribute to society, stressing dedication, fairness, transparency and integrity, particularly in serving weaker sections.
Nagaland Public Service Commission Chairman A. Pitoho Chophy encouraged the officers to uphold public service values, prepare for emerging challenges and adapt to technological advancements.
Rural Development Commissioner and Secretary Thavaseelan K urged them to visit villages to understand grassroots realities and treat everyone with respect and kindness. Personnel and Administrative Reforms Secretary Yongchingkumla advised the officers to work responsibly and adhere to government rules.
The programme was chaired by ATI Additional Director Bendanglila. Course Coordinator Asalie Lese outlined the training structure, while ATI Joint Director Kaholi Sema delivered the vote of thanks.
