The document provides an overview of the National Academy of Administration (NAA) in Mussoorie, India. It discusses the academy's history of relocating from Delhi in 1959. It describes the academy's location on a hill at an altitude of 6,000 feet. It also outlines some of the academy's facilities like hostels, an auditorium, computer lab, library, polo ground, and mess hall. The conclusion emphasizes that the academy aims to groom civil servants but the ultimate goal is not perfect trainees but their continued development as public servants.

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An Introduction
K. K. Pathak

2. History
Academy is shifted from Delhi to Mussoorie in 1959.
The Previous Building was Metcalf House while new one was
Charlie Villae Hotel.

3. Site
It is situated at the altitude of six thousand
on a serpentine route and very close to Mall Road.
These are the two aspects of Academy also.

4. Nomenclature
This word “Academy” is adopted from Plato’s institution,
inspired by his Platonic world

5. Entrance
Academy starts with a weeping willow tree at its
entrance. In Hindi it is called MAJNU.

6. At Peak
At the gate of Academy ,there is the highest peak of its hillock .
It is called Katesar, means Beheaded.

7. Last point
It ends with a Buddhist pagoda, where one can get
peace,

8. Vertical Cross Section
From top to bottom
Its Topmost construction is Sampurna-Anand & lowest is in
Happy Valley. Names decided to pacify the inauspicious things
of its horizontal division

9. Products
Academy has a good practice of selecting goods for their
processing center, picked afresh from its
Manufacturing House.

10. OT
OTs are here groomed and some of them are Bridegroomed
also

11. Officer’s Office
Generally we all call Shila (means Stone) rather than Villa
to our workplaces like DhruvShila & KarmaShila.
This is our matter of heart

12. Director’s Office
Office is designed to follow tradition.

13. Hostels
Academy has three hostels, earlier meant for separate accommodations-
Kaveri for Lady OTs ,
Ganga for Gentleman OTs and
There is a Nar-Mada also

14. Hospital
We have a Dispensary clubbed with Disaster
Management

15. Auditorium
We have good auditorium, seats cushioned with Sleepwell
foam

16. OT Lounge
OT lounge is thought to be a Recreation Room,
For those who has no thought other than creation.
Only place of the world, where lockers are unlocked

17. Computer Lab
Computer Lab has largest number of earliest original IBM models

18. Library
People use to come here to see great scenic beauty of Himalaya

19. Classroom
Classes always break with tea, to break their inherent
monotony

20. Polo Ground
There is a Polo Ground only at Marathon
distance.

21. Gym
Gym is better equipped for Dead weight
loss

22. Riding
Well trained horses to train OTs,
better than any stuff or staff of Academy

23. Mess
We have a Real Mess.

24. Canteen
Canteen, for those who cant walk to Ganga
Dhaba

25. Kendriya Bhandar
A unique kind of Departmental Store,
where you can get goods, sold nowhere

26. Ganga Dhaba
Sometimes OTs also need good food.
It is the best example of Informal Public Private
Partnership

27. India Day
We ensure at least two happy days in each course, by
celebration

28. Trek
We hold four types of trek---
Doditaal type for Fondation
Course,
Benauge type for Phase-I,
Mall Road type for Phase-II and

29. Village visit
We feel OTs must have some exposure of villages,
run by themselves and not ruined by ourselves

30. Modules
We hold Four modules —
Course Module
Phase-I IAS in Perspective
Phase-II IAS in Prospective
Phase-III IAS in Retrospective
Phase-IV IAS in Introspective

31. Conclusion
Believe us,
The ultimate End of Academy
Is not
The perfect End of an OT

32. Thanks
A
K. K. Pathak Committee
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