‘Anubhav’ is an online initiative that enables submission and display of commendable work done by retiring employees. Initially this facility is being provided only to retiring Central government employees. It is an initiative of the Department of Pensions & Pensioners’ Welfare, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Government of India. The Anubhav portal was launched during 2015.
To provide a platform for the retiring Central Government employees to showcase commendable work done during service, to share their experiences of working in the Government and to give suggestions for improvement in governance. This would provide satisfaction to the retiring employee and also act as a motivator for serving employees. This would also be a wonderful opportunity to garner the resource of retiring employees for voluntary contribution to nation building post retirement.
In order to encourage submission of write-ups by retired Government servants, an Annual Award Scheme was started in 2016. 5 Anubhav awards and 10 Jury Certificates are provided as part of the awards. The Anubhav Awardees will be felicitated with a Medal, a Certificate and a cash prize of Rs.10,000/-. The Jury Certificate winners will be conferred with a Medal and a Certificate.
To participate in the scheme, retiring Central Government employees/pensioners are required to submit their Anubhav write ups, 8 months prior to retirement and up to 1 year after their retirement. Thereafter, the write-ups will be published after assessment by concerned Ministries/Departments. The published write-ups will be shortlisted for Anubhav Awards and Jury Certificates. The last date for submission under ANUBHAV Awards Scheme of a given year is 31st March of that year.
54 ANUBHAV awards have been conferred from 2016 to 2023.
To view the list of awardees, click here.
Source : Anubhav Portal
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