Ankur Garg, who got Raymond Vernon Award for Commitment to International Development, says it adds value 'because I was representing India at the top international university'.
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This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
Words I like to use are poorer compared to his extraordinary exhibition of his talent & never ever before unique achievement by an Indian bureaucrat.However, he had started excelling right from his graduation to topping IAS examination.They were tip of the ice-berg of his multidimentional expertise that had floated with the Harvard’s award.
Congratulations. to Mr.Garg.
Hope he pushes himself thru for the type of assignments and opportunities that he is capable of
handling as a result of his hard won knowledge at Harvard,
He should be vigilant and alert not to get entangled in the cobweb of bureaucratic politics or cross
shoulder with a boss who may find him overqualified for the job.
I am not sounding pessimistic ,but it is only a note of caution,Gaining knowledge is good ,but it should
radiate like the rays of sun and illumine the whole world.
Simply stated .the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
May god grant him his wish and be his partner in all his endeavors.
Really a fiat by an IAS Officer. I hope he will now be entrusted a role inthe policy planning arm of Govt to deal with the present echonomic conditions of our country. Thanks
Kindly move beyond eulogizing and image building on behalf of established group interests and projecting a larger-than-life persona using props like Harvard, Oxford etc
Let actions and outcomes helping resolve India’s less than optimal performance speak for them.
I know he is very intelligent n excellently doing well in service despite so much constraints n limitation. I wish that he should be given more challenging jobs in Govt with much freedom n I am sure manymiracles would start happening.
Congratulations ? Ankur sir, really proud of you.??
Really we need to take the Garg,s studies and implement in Indian context.
Words I like to use are poorer compared to his extraordinary exhibition of his talent & never ever before unique achievement by an Indian bureaucrat.However, he had started excelling right from his graduation to topping IAS examination.They were tip of the ice-berg of his multidimentional expertise that had floated with the Harvard’s award.
Get this man a position in the Finance secretary and throw out those two useless nitwits.
Sir” how you get 171 out of 170 “plz justify the statement
“He is also known to have brought in several information technology interventions…”
Dear journalist, what kind of weasel worded statement is that? You are “known to be a….”
Congratulations. to Mr.Garg.
Hope he pushes himself thru for the type of assignments and opportunities that he is capable of
handling as a result of his hard won knowledge at Harvard,
He should be vigilant and alert not to get entangled in the cobweb of bureaucratic politics or cross
shoulder with a boss who may find him overqualified for the job.
I am not sounding pessimistic ,but it is only a note of caution,Gaining knowledge is good ,but it should
radiate like the rays of sun and illumine the whole world.
Simply stated .the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
May god grant him his wish and be his partner in all his endeavors.
Congratulations Ankur ji. You have got more than full marks. You are a great inspiration and a model of our nation. We are proud of you.
?Congratulations ? sir,
For your great success… We’re really proud of you ?????
मुझे अंकुर गर्ग जी का वो कहा हुवा याद है जिसमे उन्होंने बोला था कि वो पढ़ते ही है टॉप करने के लिए
Really a fiat by an IAS Officer. I hope he will now be entrusted a role inthe policy planning arm of Govt to deal with the present echonomic conditions of our country. Thanks
please replace Nirmala by Garg to pull India out of economic , covid, coRONA mess…
How is this possible?How can someone score 171 out of 170 ?
Many Many Congratulations to you.I also congratulate you to hoist the Indian flag high
Hearty Congrats
Congratulations , India is known for its extra ordinary brain power , Garg has made india proud .
Very nice! I am more happy as he is a fellow IITian. I too work for socio-economic development of farmers, entrepreneurship development,….
How can someone get 171 out of 170… plz justify
Kindly move beyond eulogizing and image building on behalf of established group interests and projecting a larger-than-life persona using props like Harvard, Oxford etc
Let actions and outcomes helping resolve India’s less than optimal performance speak for them.
Quest of learning makes a person hero like Garg Shab.
I know he is very intelligent n excellently doing well in service despite so much constraints n limitation. I wish that he should be given more challenging jobs in Govt with much freedom n I am sure manymiracles would start happening.