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Cabinet secretary urges bureaucrats to break out of 'routine', improve work culture

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Cabinet secretary urges bureaucrats to break out of 'routine', improve work culture
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Cabinet secretary urges bureaucrats to break out of 'routine', improve work cultureDr TV Somanathan says "routine is routinely ignored", urges officers to focus on small behavioural changes that can improve governance.Published on: Jul 27, 2026, 13:57:40 ISTBy HT CorrespondentPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Cabinet Secretary Dr TV Somanathan has urged civil servants across the country to move beyond entrenched work habits, saying officers must continuously reflect on their performance instead of allowing years of service to become "one year's experience repeated 30 times."Cabinet Secretary TV Somanathan during the Army Commanders' Conference.

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