AASC Assam

AASC is indeed grateful to Dr. Ravi Kota, IAS, Chief Secretary Assam for motivating our new batch of young officers & sharing his valuable insights about the prospective opportunities & challenges of the Civil Services.

*Honoring the Pioneer of Civil Services: Administrative Tribute and Book Exhibition on the Birth Anniversary of Anundoram Barooah at AASC Library* He is remembered for his extraordinary scholarship and dedication to learning. The display featured books written by and about him.

The IAS Probationers of the 2025 batch (Assam-Meghalaya Cadre) called on Dr. Ravi Kota, Chief Secretary, Assam as a part of their 2-week Orientation Training Programme in AASC.

As a part of their Orientation Training Programme in AASC, the IAS Probationers of the 2025 batch (Assam-Meghalaya Cadre) visited the O/o District Commissioner, Kamrup for a briefing by CEO, Zila Parishad as a part of their P&RD attachment.

Glimpses of the visit by the IAS Probationers of the Assam-Meghalaya Cadre 2025 batch to Directorate of Municipal Administration & ASTC during their Orientation Training programme in AASC.

AASC conducted an Internal Capacity Building Workshop for its officers and staff Led by Bistirna Barua, ACS, JtDoT and in the presence of DoT, AASC- the team shared key learnings on: Augmented Capacity Building, ATI Conference takeaways, AI Readiness tools (IIIT Bangalore)

As a part of the Orientation Training Programme of the IAS Probationers of 2025 batch,AM Cadre, the Governor of Assam, Shri Lakshman Prasad Acharya interacted with them and advised them on sound and all-inclusive administration. AASC is extremely grateful to the Lok Bhawan, Assam

AASC IS CONDUCTING THE ORIENTATION TRAINING PROGRAMME OF IAS PROBATIONERS OF THE ASSAM MEGHALAYA CADRE 2025 BATCH, SPONSORED BY GOVT. OF ASSAM FROM 27th APRIL TO 9th MAY, 2026. COURSE DIRECTOR- MS DIMPLE BARUAH, ACS, JT. DOT, AASC

Happy World Book & Copyright Day 2026 from AASC. On this World Book and Copyright Day, we honor the authors, publishers, and librarians who safeguard our collective knowledge and creativity.

Greetings to all civil servants on Civil Services Day. This is an occasion to further strengthen the resolve to work towards good governance and nation building. From the grassroots to policy-making, the efforts of civil servants touch countless lives and contribute to India’s progress. May our civil servants continue to serve with excellence, compassion and innovation, upholding the highest standards of duty.

On the occasion of #CivilServices Day, attended the programme held at the Assam Administrative Staff College, organised by the Personnel Department and Administrative Reforms, Training, Pensions and Public Grievances Department (ARTP&PG) department. Addressed officers across departments, underscoring the significance of the occasion as one of reflection and introspection. In the midst of demanding administrative responsibilities, it is imperative to periodically revisit the foundational values and purpose that underpin public service. Civil services were envisaged by the framers of the Constitution not merely as an administrative apparatus, but as a vital instrument to preserve the unity, integrity and continuity of governance in a diverse nation. The constitutional framework, particularly provisions under Articles 308 to 313, reflects a system anchored in merit, neutrality and institutional integrity. Recalling the vision of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, it was emphasised that a strong, independent and fearless civil service is indispensable to the unity of the nation. Reference was also made to the contributions of B. R. Ambedkar in establishing a rule-based, merit-driven institutional framework through Public Service Commissions. In a democratic polity, while governments and political leadership may change, the responsibility of civil servants remains constant. Professionalism, impartiality and commitment to public service must guide all actions, free from bias and in alignment with the mandate of the elected government. Civil services function as an integrated and interdependent system, wherein each role contributes to the larger governance framework. Effectiveness lies not in the designation held, but in the ability to contribute meaningfully within the institutional structure. On postings and career progression, it was highlighted that professional fulfilment does not stem from perceptions of “desirable” or “undesirable” assignments, but from a sense of purpose, meaningful engagement and the capacity to create impact in any role. A meaningful life in public service is seldom an easy one. It calls for resilience, dedication and a willingness to engage with complex and often challenging situations. Frequently, it is the most demanding assignments that offer the greatest opportunities for growth and learning. Purpose evolves through the alignment of individual capabilities with societal needs, while meaning is cultivated through consistent practice. Governance inevitably involves uncertainty, which must be navigated with balance, clarity and maturity. Officers were encouraged to seek meaningful challenges, focus on effective execution, avoid unproductive comparisons and redefine ambition in terms of contribution rather than position. Incremental and sustained efforts were noted as key to achieving lasting impact. Reiterated that the enduring strength of civil services lies in adherence to the core values of integrity, impartiality, courage and character, and called upon all officers to reaffirm their commitment to these principles in the service of the State. @aasc1960

National Civil Services Day 2026 at AASC, was chaired by the Dr. Ravi Kota, IAS, Chief Secretary, Assam. Tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, whose vision of civil services as the “steel frame of India” continues to inspire commitment, integrity & excellence. #CivilServicesDay

AASC conducted the “Concluding Training Programme of IAS Probationers of Assam-Meghalaya cadre, 2024 batch”, sponsored by Govt of Assam, w.e.f. 11th to 13th April, 2026. Course Director- Ms Dimple Baruah, ACS, Jt. DoT, AASC.

Behind every successful office stands committed staff like you. AASC will always remain grateful to Shri Nilanjan Sarma, Shri Amarjeet Singh & Shri Mantu Ram Das for their dedicated service to this institution since its inception.

Shri Nabadeep Pathak, ACS, Addl Secy, ARTPPG Dept & DoT AASC, along with the AASC CBU team, actively participated in the AASC–CEGIS alignment meeting today, focusing on strengthening PMU frameworks, capacity building & governance systems for impactful outcomes.

A delegation from the Dept of Telecommunications, Assam LSA, visited AASC and held a productive interaction with the officers to strengthen collaboration in capacity building and public awareness on telecom-related initiatives.

AASC hosted a Departmental-Level Workshop on Capacity Building on 26th March 2026, with participation from most Depts. of Govt. of Assam, as part of the national consultative process under Mission Karmayogi. The workshop was helmed by Bistirna Barua, ACS Jt. DoT, AASC

AASC heartily welcomes its new and 50th Director of Training, Shri Nabadeep Pathak, ACS (1997 batch).

Learning beyond classrooms 📘✨ AASC hosts students & faculty members from the Assam Don Bosco University (Dept of Public Administration) for an enriching exposure visit on administrative systems, governance & career in the civil services.

Joint Induction Training Programme for ACS & APS OTs (2026 Batch) concludes at AASC today. Best wishes as they begin district attachment as a part of their field training during Assembly polls.

Aristotle reminds us, “It is the mark of an educated mind to have a sound body as well as a sound mind.” 💪 In the pristine campus of AASC, ACS & APS OTs (2026 batch) engage in physical training—building endurance, discipline and resilience.