**Executive Summary**
On December 25, 2025, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh addressed the National Workshop on Good Governance Practices, which marked the conclusion of Good Governance Week 2025 (December 19-25). The event highlighted the "Minimum Government, Maximum Governance" approach and included the release of the Assessment Report of Special Campaign 5.0 and the Annual Report of CPGRAMS. The workshop also launched digital and capacity-building initiatives by DoPT.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Good Governance Week 2025:**
* Culminated with a National Workshop on Good Governance Practices, showcasing administrative reforms.
* **Ministerial Address:**
* Dr. Jitendra Singh emphasized integrating administrative simplification, digital transformation, and citizen participation in governance reforms under PM Modi's leadership.
* He reiterated the government's commitment to "Minimum Government, Maximum Governance," focusing on efficiency, transparency, and outcomes.
* **Special Campaigns:**
* Special Campaigns for Institutionalising Swachhata and Reducing Pendency since 2021 have improved workspaces and generated revenue through disposal of scrap.
* Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore campaigns (December 19-24) aim to address public grievances and improve service delivery.
* **Report Releases:**
* The Assessment Report and End-Campaign Film of Special Campaign 5.0, showcasing outcomes and waste-to-wealth models, were released.
* The Annual Report of CPGRAMS, focusing on responsive, technology-enabled grievance redressal, was also released.
* **Digital Initiatives Launched:**
* Key digital and capacity-building initiatives of DoPT were launched.
* These include the Compendium on Reservation for Ex-Servicemen (ESM), AI Powered Recruitment Rules Generator Tool, Mobile App for eHRMS 2.0, and new features on iGOT Karmayogi Portal.
* **Other Highlights:**
* Digital Learning Lab 2.0 was launched, emphasizing digital governance and capacity building.
* Good Governance Week has evolved into a national platform for sharing reforms and best practices, with DARPG playing a key coordinating role.
**Impact Analysis**
**Stakeholder: Government Ministries and Departments**
* **Impact:** Encouraged to adopt reforms, streamline processes, and improve efficiency in governance.
* **Action Required:** Implement initiatives like Special Campaigns, adopt digital tools, and focus on citizen-centric approaches.
**Stakeholder: Citizens**
* **Impact:** Benefit from improved public service delivery, grievance redressal mechanisms, and greater transparency in governance.
* **Action Required:** Engage with government initiatives and utilize available platforms for grievance redressal.
**Stakeholder: Civil Servants**
* **Impact:** Required to adapt to new digital tools, focus on capacity building, and institutionalize reforms.
* **Action Required:** Participate in capacity-building programs, adopt digital tools, and collaborate to improve governance.
Key Entities Referenced
Good Governance Week: Annual event focusing on good governance practices.
Special Campaigns for Institutionalising Swachhata and Reducing Pendency: Campaigns focused on improving administrative workspaces and reducing pendency.
CPGRAMS: Centralized Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System
DARPG: Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, playing a nodal role in coordinating and monitoring Good Governance Week
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions: The ministry under which Dr. Jitendra Singh serves and which organized the National Workshop on Good Governance Practices.
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
Union minister Dr. Jitendra Singh addresses
National Workshop on Good Governance
Practices as part of the observation of Good
Governance Week
Highlights Minimum Government, Maximum Governance
approach for administrative reforms
Releases Assessment Report of Special Campaign 5.0 and
Annual report of CPGRAMS highlighting pan-India outcomes
in Swachhata and pendency reduction
प्रव तथ: 25 DEC 2025 1:51PM by PIB Delhi
The National Workshop on Good Governance Practices was organised today, marking the culmination of
the Good Governance Week 2025 from 19 to 25 December.
Addressing the workshop, Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances
and Pensions, emphasised that governance reforms under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra
Modi, are integrating administrative simplification, digital transformation and citizen participation. He
stated that the Government’s reform agenda is firmly aligned with the principle of “Minimum
Government, Maximum Governance”, focusing on efficiency, transparency and outcomes.
The Hon’ble Minister highlighted that the Special Campaigns for Institutionalising Swachhata and
Reducing Pendency, since 2021 have transformed administrative workspaces across government offices.
He commended the whole of government approach for efforts across ministries and departments in
advancing administrative efficiency and citizen centricity through closure of obsolete files and
optimisation of office space which has improved workplaces and also generated significant revenue of
more than Rs 4100 crores through systematic disposal of scrap and ewaste.
He noted that campaigns like Prashasan Gaon Ki Ore from 19-24 December, to address public grievances
and improve public service delivery, renew commitment of the Government to reach out to the last person.
During the event, the Hon’ble Minister released the Assessment Report and End-Campaign Film of
Special Campaign 5.0, show casing its scale, outcomes and best practices and waste to wealth models. He
also released the Annual Report of CPGRAMS, underlining the Government’s continued focus on
responsive, technology-enabled and time-bound grievance redressal.
The workshop also witnessed the launch of several key digital and capacity-building initiatives of DoPT,
Launch of Compendium on Reservation for Ex-Servicemen (ESM), AI Powered Recruitment Rules
Generator Tool, Mobile App for eHRMS 2.0, New Features on iGOT Karmayogi Portal and KarmayogiDigital Learning Lab 2.0, reflecting the Government’s emphasis on digital governance and continuous
capacity building of civil servants.
Secretary, DOPT, DARPG and DPPW, Smt. Rachna Shah, in her welcome address highlighted that Good
Governance Week has evolved into a national platform for sharing reforms, innovations and best practices
across the Government of India, with DARPG playing a key nodal role in coordination, monitoring and
dissemination.
The workshop featured thematic presentations by Smt Vandita Kaul Secretary Posts, Shri V Umashankar
Secretary MoRTH, Shri Sibi George Secretary (West) Ministry of External Affairs, reflecting on diverse
dimensions of governance reforms implemented through Special campaign 5.0 and initiative for
increasing efficiency in decision making, through delegation, delayering and digitization besides
rationalising processes for faster and effective decision- making and improving accountability, among
others.
The National Workshop concluded with a reaffirmation of the Government’s resolve to institutionalise
reforms beyond campaign mode, strengthen inter-departmental collaboration, and further advance the
vision of efficient, clean, and citizen-centric governance.*****
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