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Administrative Staff College of India Chairman lauds Indian family system
ASCI Chairman K Padmanabhaiah has lauded Indian family system for the high success rate of Indian professionals in various fields. Participating in the Educational Incentive award distribution to children of ASCI employees here on Sunday, Padmanabhaiah said, “thanks to the extraordinary parental care and positive guidance from parents and grandparents, India students and professionals fare well.
​Hyderabad: Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) Chairman K Padmanabhaiah has lauded Indian family system for the high success rate of Indian professionals in various fields. Participating in the Educational Incentive award distribution to children of ASCI employees here on Sunday, Padmanabhaiah said, “thanks to the extraordinary parental care and positive guidance from parents and grandparents, Indian students and professionals fare well.
The meticulous planning for children’s educational career by their parents in India is far better than others. That is why, they make a mark everywhere,” he said. Reiterating that ASCI management was committed to the welfare of its employees, Padmanabhaiah said ASCI was providing world-class training for executives.
He wished the children of the employees would also serve in the organisation as Professors after acquiring high degrees and knowledge and some of them should become Indian Civil Services officers. On the occasion, Rs 1.75 lakh worth cash awards were given to the meritorious children. ASCI Director-General (In-charge) Professor Paramita Dasgupta and Registrar Kalyan K Roy gave away the cash incentives to the children.
