UPSC 100-Year Journey: PM Modi Highlights a Century of Legacy

UPSC 100-Year Journey has been marked as a significant milestone celebrating a century of the institution’s contribution to India’s public service system. Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the importance of the occasion, describing the centenary not only as a celebration of the Union Public Service Commission’s 100-year journey but also as a celebration of its enduring legacy.

Speaking on the occasion, PM Modi said the milestone represents the aspirations of millions of young Indians who appear for competitive examinations and seek opportunities to contribute to the country through public service.

According to the Prime Minister, the occasion also reflects the trust that citizens have placed in the institution over generations.

UPSC 100-Year Journey and Its Enduring Legacy

The UPSC 100-Year Journey reflects a period during which India underwent significant social, political and technological changes. PM Modi noted that generations have changed, governments have changed and technology has evolved over the decades.

He also pointed out that examination syllabi have been revised with changing times. Despite these developments, he said, public trust in the UPSC has remained strong.

The Prime Minister described this continued confidence as an important part of the institution's legacy. The UPSC has long been associated with the recruitment process for several key positions in India's civil services, making its examinations an important aspiration for candidates across the country.

PM Modi Highlights Aspirations of Young Indians

A major theme of PM Modi's remarks was the aspiration of India's youth.

Every year, a large number of young people prepare for competitive examinations with the goal of entering public service. For many aspirants, the UPSC examination represents an opportunity to take part in governance and contribute to nation-building.

PM Modi said the centenary celebration represents this aspiration as well as the faith placed by Indians in the institution.

The Prime Minister also extended his best wishes to those associated with the UPSC's 100-year journey and paid tribute to individuals who have contributed to the institution over the decades.