Good Governance Week 2025 ends with nationwide ‘Prashashan Gaon Ki Ore’ campaign
New Delhi: Good Governance Week 2025 concluded on December 25 with the successful completion of the nationwide ‘Prashashan Gaon Ki Ore’ campaign, marking strong public participation and measurable improvements in service delivery.
Inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message on Sushashan Saptah 2025, the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances organised the programme from December 19 to 25. The campaign aimed to promote people-centric, inclusive and future-ready governance.
Authorities conducted Good Governance Week 2025 across all 36 States and Union Territories. District and tehsil administrations focused on clearing pending service delivery applications and resolving public grievances. They also organised special camps and documented best governance practices.
Officials said the campaign witnessed nationwide participation. District administrations actively used CPGRAMS and state grievance portals to address citizen complaints. At the same time, departments shared success stories and updated governance initiatives on a dedicated portal.
As part of the concluding programme, officials held a National Workshop on Good Governance Practices at the Civil Services Officers’ Institute in New Delhi on December 25. Secretary, DoPT, DARPG and DPPW, Rachna Shah, delivered the welcome address. She highlighted Good Governance Day and recalled the legacy of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
Good Governance Week 2025 records major outcomes and digital reforms
Union Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Dr Jitendra Singh, chaired the national workshop. During the event, he released three reports and launched four new digital initiatives of the Ministry.
The releases included an assessment report on Special Campaign 5.0 and the annual CPGRAMS report. The CPGRAMS report detailed steps taken to improve grievance disposal, inclusivity and officer capacity building. The Minister also released a consolidated compendium of guidelines on reservation for ex-servicemen.
In addition, Dr Jitendra Singh launched several technology-driven tools. These included an AI-powered Recruitment Rules Generator, the e-HRMS 2.0 mobile application under Mission Karmayogi and new AI-enabled features on the iGOT Karmayogi portal. He also launched the Karmayogi Digital Learning Lab 2.0 to support advanced digital content creation.
Officials highlighted the key achievements of Good Governance Week 2025. Authorities disposed of over 3.13 crore service delivery applications. They also redressed more than 45 lakh grievances through state portals and CPGRAMS. Districts organised 57,184 camps and workshops during the week.
Administrations documented 770 best governance practices and 596 grievance redressal success stories. In addition, 254 districts submitted Vision Documents under the District@100 initiative. Officials said they would upload selected best practices on the Abhinav Pahal Portal for wider sharing.
