>>while with Aadhar, millions of people have suddenly got bank accounts and get direct Benefits transfer from the government.
:)
Joke of the century.
>>The other context you might miss is that in general, the top rung of the civil service cadre is generally fairly competent
In my experience while dealing with these people while working on my start ups. These people are the biggest morons you will ever meet in your whole life.
>>they're recruited from extremely competitive examinations, and in general not promoted from below
Passing an exam(Through rote memorization) some 30 years back, is no measure of productivity or efficiency in a bureaucratic career. These are highly corrupt people, who make it up in life through a 'Yes, Minister' lifestyle.
>>It's on them to generally take decisions on ground when intent and process don't match in things like GST rollout.
Do care to check upon how much an average income tax commissioner earns through bribes.
:)
Joke of the century.
>>The other context you might miss is that in general, the top rung of the civil service cadre is generally fairly competent
In my experience while dealing with these people while working on my start ups. These people are the biggest morons you will ever meet in your whole life.
>>they're recruited from extremely competitive examinations, and in general not promoted from below
Passing an exam(Through rote memorization) some 30 years back, is no measure of productivity or efficiency in a bureaucratic career. These are highly corrupt people, who make it up in life through a 'Yes, Minister' lifestyle.
>>It's on them to generally take decisions on ground when intent and process don't match in things like GST rollout.
Do care to check upon how much an average income tax commissioner earns through bribes.