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Bridging a divide with an ‘Indian Scientific Service’

Posted on February 15, 2026 By admin
Bridging a divide with an ‘Indian Scientific Service’

India’s post-Independence service rules were designed to ensure stability through generalist administrators — an approach that was essential for nation-building. However, governance has since become increasingly shaped by science, technology, and environmental challenges. As scientists joined government service, they remained governed by rules created for a different era. This mismatch has limited the effective integration…

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