
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday distributed appointment letters to over 51,000 youths through a virtual Rozgar Mela held across 47 locations. The recruits will join ministries and departments such as railways,…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday distributed appointment letters to over 51,000 youths through a virtual Rozgar Mela held across 47 locations. The recruits will join ministries and departments such as railways, home affairs, health, banking and education. Modi said they become key partners in the country's development journey and that the world wants to be part of India's progress.
Since the Rozgar Mela initiative began, around 12 lakh appointment letters have been issued through 18 such events. Officials said the drive reflects the government's commitment to prioritising employment generation and empowering India's youth with new opportunities.
Critics frame these Rozgar Melas as political spectacles that mask slow private-sector job creation. But 18 such events have now placed 12 lakh youths in central government posts – a verifiable, not trivial, number. The real test is whether these recruits stay long enough to transform service delivery, or quit. Watch attrition rates in railways and banking over the next year.
Source: millenniumpost.in
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