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Genesis
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Maharashtra, one of the most urbanised and industrialized states of India, is also among the best governed. A penchant for social reform, love for learning, and talent for modernity have kept the people of this State on the edge of contemporaneity.
Therefore, it is no surprise that the Administrative Staff College (ASC) imparting formal training to top administrators came about at Mumbai as early as 1963. The ASC was shifted to the expansive environs of the Raj Bhavan at Pune twenty years later, and became the Maharashtra Institute of Development Administration.
By 1990, the institute evolved as an academy, and was renamed after the state's founder Chief Minister, becoming the Yashwantrao Chavan Academy of Development Administration (YASHADA). Incidentally, the acronym means the provider of success. We like to think that the Academy contributes to the achievement of success for Development Administration in the State of Maharashtra.
Our emphasis is on imparting training in the area of Development Administration. Training inputs are regularly updated through research and consultancy assignments, which enable the support of experience to the participants.
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