Induction course for newly recruited Income Tax Inspectors commenced today at the National Academy of Direct Taxes, Regional Campus in Mumbai. The training aims to develop inspectors with specific qualities and align with the vision of Mission Karmayogi.
The induction course for newly recruited Income Tax Inspectors, initiated on 29 October 2026, is underway at the National Academy of Direct Taxes, Regional Campus (NADT-RC), Mumbai. The training programme, which concludes on 22 January 2027, spans over 60 days and focuses on comprehensive learning across domain, functional and behavioural competencies.
The course was inaugurated by Shri Anurag Srivastava, Director General of Income Tax (Investigation), Kochi. In his address, he emphasized the importance of a sound understanding of departmental functions, high ethical standards, and an abiding commitment to public service.
Shri Navneet Manohar, Principal Additional Director General, NADT-RC, Mumbai, congratulated the participants on joining the Department. He highlighted integrity, discipline, empathy, technological adaptability, and commitment to excellence as essential qualities of a public servant.
Aligned with the vision of Mission Karmayogi, this training aims to develop newly recruited inspectors who embody the seven hallmarks of a ‘PRUDENT Karmayogi’ and contribute to a responsive, transparent, and taxpayer-centric tax administration.
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