NEW DELHI: Through video conference on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi handed over 51,000 appointment letters to recently hired personnel as part of the “Rozgar Mela.” “Your talent and dedication have paid off in the form of these appointment letters. Addressing the new recruits, PM Modi stated, “You’re going to join that facet of Nation development which is directly connected with the people.” The ‘Rozgar Mela’ was introduced by Prime Minister Modi on October 22, 2018, initiating the drive to create 10 lakh government employment. As workers for the Indian government, you all have a lot of obligations. No matter what role you play or industry you work in, the welfare of your fellow citizens should always come first, according to Prime Minister Modi.“The Indian government is still working to give thousands of young people in the nation jobs. More than 50,000 young people have received appointment letters for government positions today. Your talent and hard work have led to this appointment letter. The prime minister congratulated you and your family heartily. There are 37 Rozgar Mela sites around the nation. State and UT governments are supporting this programme, and recruiting is happening across all Central Government departments. The Department of Revenue, Ministry of Home Affairs, Department of Higher Education, Department of School Education and Literacy, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, and Ministry of Labour & Employment are just a few of the Ministries and Departments where the new hires, who were chosen from across the nation, will be joining the government. Rozgar Mela is a step towards the prime minister’s goal of delivering on his pledge to give job creation top priority. It is anticipated that Rozgar Mela will serve as a catalyst for the creation of new jobs and give young people worthwhile possibilities for empowerment and involvement in the advancement of the country. There have been several Rozgar Mela events thus far, offering positions in various government ministries.
