The Indian government has launched the Compilation of Good Practices in Public Administration initiative, inviting bureaucrats nationwide to document and share innovative governance practices. This initiative encourages officers from various services, including IAS and state services, to submit their experiences of successful reforms and innovations that enhance public service delivery. The submissions, which can be made in any language and do not require a specific format, are aimed at fostering cross-learning among officials. The Cabinet Secretariat has established a multi-layered screening mechanism to evaluate the relevance and authenticity of the practices submitted. Selected practices will be published on the Cabinet Secretariat and National Centre for Good Governance (NCGG) portals, allowing for broader adoption. This effort reflects the government's commitment to recognizing grassroots innovations and building an institutional memory of effective governance solutions across India, ensuring that successful ideas are shared beyond local confines.