How do a few thousand officers manage the top level administration of a country with 29 states, 22 languages and a population of a billion plus?
Whether steering national policies or giving justice to a single individual, these first person accounts by one-time top civil servants showcase the inside of a world unknown to even the most ardent watchers of public administration.
Part I presents 23 compelling accounts describing how specific administrative challenges were confronted but not without risking everything; the difficulties faced and howusing service networks often becomes the most reliable avenue to success.
Part II has eight articles mostly showing how seeing the funny side of a situation can transform the most banal happenings into unforgettable lessons particularly for young officers.
At the core of everything is an effort at governance backed by one common thread- the willingness to make a difference!