Civil Service is a Major Bridge between Government and the Public

In the global perspectives of the world, every country requires that it affairs have to be administered in perfect terms. A government official is involved in public administration by selection or employment. A bureaucrat or civil servant is a member of bureaucracy. The Civil Service executes government decisions and therefore plays a vital part in the government. It is split into a number of departments attached to a government department. While the civil servant works for the department, he/she is in, there are a number of legally enforceable restrictions placed on all civil servants. If the policy is success, the minister takes the credit, if the policy is failure, the minister takes the opportunity to protect himself and blame the officer concerned who executes it. In particular, Civil is the term which means people. Each and every Civil servant must have conscience. They have to be ready to work for people physically and as well as mentally. Therefore, Civil service means to serve people as a reputed officer. The civil service system has to be there for accountability and answerable to the political system. India needs an effective civil service system. The relationship between the politicians and the civil servants should be improved. It is therefore, compared with olden period of Civil Services, existing pattern is highly effective and worthy one because the present pattern has two strong dimensions. 1. Selection of candidates; 2. Training to selectees. It is therefore, both are functioning in India effectively at present.