# Rajasthan: 1.10 lakh posts recruitment underway, chief secretary gives directions

2026-10-26T21:56:10+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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Rajasthan Chief Secretary V. Srinivas said on Monday, 26 October, that the state government is working on its commitment to provide four lakh jobs in five years. So far, 1,90,894 appointments have been made through 11 employment fairs and various recruitment processes. Recruitment for approximately 1,10,000 posts is at various stages, of which 45,645 posts are likely to see appointments in the coming time. The chief secretary directed officials to complete pending work in a time-bound manner.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The chief secretary's announcement puts a number on the pace of the state's job pledge. With 1,90,894 appointments already made and another 1,10,000 posts in the pipeline, more than 3 lakh of the targeted 4 lakh jobs are accounted for. The 45,645 posts expected to be filled next represent the clearest near-term timeline. What remains unspecified is the schedule for the remaining posts still not in the active recruitment pipeline.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/rajasthan/rajasthan-recruitment-process-for-1-1-lakh-posts-in-progress-officials-told-to-expedite-pending-work-2026-10-26>
  Leads with the official announcement and figures without critique or commentary

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