Introduction
Preeti Sudan, a seasoned bureaucrat and a 1983 batch IAS officer, has taken the reins as the chairperson of the UPSC. Her appointment comes in the wake of Manoj Soni’s resignation, citing personal reasons. Let’s delve into the remarkable journey of this accomplished civil servant.
Early Career and Achievements
Preeti Sudan’s illustrious career spans nearly four decades. As a former Union Health Secretary, she played a pivotal role in shaping India’s healthcare policies. Her commitment to public service and unwavering dedication earned her accolades and respect within bureaucratic circles.
Challenges Ahead
As the head of UPSC, Preeti Sudan faces significant challenges. The civil services examination, often dubbed the “mother of all exams,” selects candidates for prestigious positions like IAS, IPS, and other top services. Ensuring transparency, fairness, and efficiency in this process will be her top priority.
Vision for UPSC
Preeti Sudan’s vision is clear: to streamline the examination process, enhance diversity, and identify exceptional talent. She aims to create a level playing field for aspirants from diverse backgrounds, emphasizing meritocracy and integrity.
Former Union Health Secretary Preeti Sudan, an IAS officer from the 1983 batch, will assume the role of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) chairperson starting August 1, 2024.
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Sudan succeeds Manoj Soni, who resigned earlier this month due to personal reasons, despite his pic.twitter.com/dOByit4b88
Conclusion
Preeti Sudan’s appointment heralds a new era for UPSC. Her leadership promises innovation, inclusivity, and a renewed commitment to excellence. As she steps into this crucial role, we eagerly await the positive changes she will bring to India’s civil services recruitment.
