NAHARLAGUN, 14 Sep: Eighty-five newly recruited assistant engineers and junior engineers from the Hydropower Development Department, Urban Development & Housing Department, and urban local bodies are participating in an induction training programme that got underway at the Administrative Training Institute (ATI) here on Monday.

Addressing the participants, Hydropower Development Department Chief Engineer Taki Tatin encouraged them to perform their duties with sincerity, professionalism, integrity, and a strong sense of responsibility towards the people of the state.

He emphasised that young engineers have an important role in the development of public infrastructure, and in ensuring that government projects are implemented efficiently and with the highest standards of quality and accountability.

ATI Director Pate Marik highlighted the importance of understanding and following the basic rules and procedures applicable to all government employees. He stated that the training would focus on essential aspects of government service, including conduct and discipline, office procedures, punctuality, accountability, financial propriety, proper maintenance of records, and adherence to established rules and regulations.

This is the third batch of induction training being conducted by the ATI for newly recruited engineers, reflecting the institute's continued efforts towards strengthening the capacity of the state's technical workforce and preparing newly appointed officers for effective and responsible public service, the ATI stated in a release.