17-07-2026, 12:34 AM
Punargathan begins as Bhate looks to civil service reform: A war against corruption.
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November 18th, 5741
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For as long as Maliviya has been under control by Amaro Drom, the civil service has been defined by what Amaro Drom wants, instead of actual practices. However, when Bhate assumed power, he pledged reforms. Both to the economy, and to the government. One such program has been Punargathan (Reorganization). Punargathan would see reforms to how the government works, to make it more efficient, effective and responsive. And the first step to that, is reforming the civil service and, as Bhate has said, "saving the Malivian State from corruption".
As such, as per decree, Bhate has authorized the formation of the National Anti-Corruption Committee, a quasi independent body that will focus on exposing corruption within the government. Whether it be bribery, embezzlement, abuse of office, procurement fraud, nepotism, or illegal enrichment, the NACC will ensure corruption is rooted out of Maliviya. Alongside this, to "ensure that Amaro Drom represents the people and not foreign elites", senior officials within the party have been forced to disclose their assets publicly, such as property, investments, businesses and major financial assets. Furthermore, the civil service will be reformed to promote competence and merits, instead of strict loyalty. Civil servants will now require exams, performance reviews and professional training.
Reformists within Amaro Drom have applauded the reforms, as it'll finally allow the party to modernize itself alongside Maliviya. Conservatives have reacted less positively, with some fearing that these reforms risk hurting Amaro Drom more than it helps, but these concerns have been muted so far. The wider public has been supportive of these reforms, however, and it gives the Malivian Democratic League one less issue to use against the Amaro Drom dictatorship.
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November 18th, 5741
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For as long as Maliviya has been under control by Amaro Drom, the civil service has been defined by what Amaro Drom wants, instead of actual practices. However, when Bhate assumed power, he pledged reforms. Both to the economy, and to the government. One such program has been Punargathan (Reorganization). Punargathan would see reforms to how the government works, to make it more efficient, effective and responsive. And the first step to that, is reforming the civil service and, as Bhate has said, "saving the Malivian State from corruption".
As such, as per decree, Bhate has authorized the formation of the National Anti-Corruption Committee, a quasi independent body that will focus on exposing corruption within the government. Whether it be bribery, embezzlement, abuse of office, procurement fraud, nepotism, or illegal enrichment, the NACC will ensure corruption is rooted out of Maliviya. Alongside this, to "ensure that Amaro Drom represents the people and not foreign elites", senior officials within the party have been forced to disclose their assets publicly, such as property, investments, businesses and major financial assets. Furthermore, the civil service will be reformed to promote competence and merits, instead of strict loyalty. Civil servants will now require exams, performance reviews and professional training.
Reformists within Amaro Drom have applauded the reforms, as it'll finally allow the party to modernize itself alongside Maliviya. Conservatives have reacted less positively, with some fearing that these reforms risk hurting Amaro Drom more than it helps, but these concerns have been muted so far. The wider public has been supportive of these reforms, however, and it gives the Malivian Democratic League one less issue to use against the Amaro Drom dictatorship.
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"The world is but a stage. Why cry, when you can laugh instead? For laughter is humanity's preserve. Laugh it all off, fret not, Let's just enjoy the moment."