Ashoka Reflections - August 2024
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Feature Story
Celebrating CMGGA's Journey: Eight Years of
Bridging Governance and Community
The Chief Ministers' Good Governance Associates
(CMGGA)
programme
recently
celebrated
significant milestone: eight years of impactful
initiatives in Haryana and the convocation of its
seventh cohort. The event was graced by Union
Minister of Power, Housing & Urban Affairs, Shri
Manohar Lal Khattar. In addition, the event also
saw active participation from various senior
bureaucrats and officials from the Haryana State
Government, including donor partners, program
alumni and various members representing Ashoka
University leadership including Vice-Chancellor
Somak Raychaudhury, Chairperson Pramath Raj
Sinha, Founder and Founding Pro Vice-Chancellor
Vineet Gupta and Pro Vice-Chancellor Rama Malik.
In the inaugural address, Dr Amit Agarwal,
Additional Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister
of Haryana and Project Director of the CMGGA
Programme expressed his immense pleasure and
pride in welcoming Shri Manohar Lal Khattar, who
The CMGGA programme began eight years ago, and since then, over 140
associates have contributed in numerous rural governance initiatives.
has been the chief inspiration and architect and
the very heart and soul behind this impactful
programme.
He
also
extended
heartfelt
gratitude on behalf of all the associates and the
programme team for the former Chief Minister's
unwavering support throughout these eight
years.
The CMGGA programme began eight years ago,
and since then, over 140 associates have not
only contributed but have also been full-time
participants in numerous rural governance
initiatives
conceived,
launched,
and
spearheaded by the then Chief Minister of
Haryana, Shri Manohar Lal Khattar. Dr Agarwal
highlighted that the programme course was
designed to make the youth of the country an
active part of governance, bridging the gap
between the government and the people. He
stated that this vision would not have come to
fruition without the able assistance provided by
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