Inside the Training Journey at LBSNAA | Insights from IAS Officer Divya Mishra | IAS 2021 | E115

Step into the world of training at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) through the eyes of IAS Officer Divya Mishra. As an esteemed member of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Mishra offers valuable insights into her experiences during the rigorous training program at LBSNAA.
In this captivating account, Mishra delves into the various facets of training at LBSNAA, providing an in-depth understanding of the academy's curriculum, methodologies, and the transformative impact it has on aspiring civil servants. She sheds light on the comprehensive training modules that cover a wide range of subjects, including governance, public administration, ethics, and leadership.
Mishra highlights the immersive learning environment at LBSNAA, where officers-to-be engage in interactive discussions, case studies, group activities, and field visits. She describes the academically challenging yet intellectually stimulating atmosphere, encouraging trainees to develop critical thinking, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.
Furthermore, Mishra shares personal anecdotes and reflections on the physical and mental demands of the training program. She emphasizes the importance of discipline, time management, and resilience in overcoming challenges and thriving in the competitive environment.
Beyond the academic and physical aspects, Mishra emphasizes the value of camaraderie and networking among the trainees. She elucidates the opportunities for collaborative learning, mutual support, and building lifelong connections with peers from diverse backgrounds.
Through her narrative, Mishra provides a glimpse into the holistic training approach at LBSNAA, focusing not only on academic excellence but also on shaping officers with a deep sense of social responsibility and ethical conduct. She highlights the academy's emphasis on instilling the values of public service, empathy, and integrity among the future administrators.
Inside the Training Journey at LBSNAA: Insights from IAS Officer Divya Mishra offers aspiring civil servants and enthusiasts a rare glimpse into the formative training period at one of India's most prestigious institutions, providing a deeper understanding of the challenges, rewards, and transformative experiences that shape future administrative leaders.
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[@PrinceKumar-hh6yn]

So intricately Narrated that the whole journey felt like a LIVE Movie playing in front...🎶🌱🙏

[@itsHeeraYadav]

Thank you mam for your wishes

[@sureshchand2878]

EDUCATION IS LIFE

[@shivamdwivedi5881]

Give entrance exam,then arrange for your own office n salary,

[@abdulzabbar7101]

Magistrate not majistrate

[@sudeshnaghosh6176]

lbsnaa ki trainning kitne saal ki hai

[@rajputgirl937]

3Month only

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2 years

[@sureshchand2878]

GOOD NOON

[@rohitkumarjaihind64]

क्या upsc जाती के आधार पर selection करता है ?

[@raghulrockey]

Officers duty please remember non hindi people also lives in india this is 4th vedio i am asking for subtitles

[@atmadeepsatpathi8600]

learn hindi bro.

[@raghulrockey]

@@atmadeepsatpathi8600 👠👠

[@amarsinghparmar597]

​@@raghulrockey you are eager to learn a foreign colonial language no hesitation no politics no biaseness learns it but when it comes to Hindi, which do coincide with South Indian languages and is Indic,you guys starts crying like your life is in danger.
South Indians (who hate Hindi) have to come out of mindset hating Hindi

[@Hellothere44336]

​@@raghulrockey 🙌🙌
Non Hindi speaker here

[@VamsiUppuluri]

@@amarsinghparmar597 Who hates Hindi, we do not. Here learning Hindi didn't make much use out of it. Because to learn, someone has to speak to us daily and in a South state where Hindi is not so common, how do you expect Hindi to be learnt? Also, we value our language as it is our mother tongue, and also it is natural to ask for subtitles for a video which is in Hindi, and you think it is crying?? Also, you mentioned about colonial language, what choice do we as Indians have? You knew Hindi as part of your mother tongue, there's colonial history so obviously English would come into picture. The same way, we have our native language and as part of colonial process we have English too.

[@AmitKumar-ng7om]

Please make a video on ISS officer , do they also get bungalow????

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​@harshit60130
Abey usne ISS likha hy dekh.

[@AmitKumar-ng7om]

@harshit60130 padna sikkh pahle chutiye

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@harshit60130 bhai wo Indian Statistical service ke bare mein bol raha hai

[@AkhileshYadav-bb7ti]

❤

[@indian3121]

Civil servants ki training to army level ki hoti hai yrr😅😅

[@AkhileshYadav-bb7ti]

Dr ji real mein saree nahi pahante

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Midnight wife😊

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Whattttttt.......

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I want a wife like u❤

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Wtf

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😂😂😂

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🤣

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But girls like her don't want u

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Maybe you may get better wife then her. 😂😂😂