JAMMU: In a significant initiative aimed at empowering youth and strengthening employment opportunities, a grand Rozgar Mela was organised at the Convention Centre, Jammu, on Friday under the Government of India’s nationwide employment generation campaign.

The event witnessed an atmosphere of enthusiasm and celebration as 229 selected candidates received appointment letters for various government services, marking a major milestone in their professional journeys.Divisional Railway Manager, Jammu, Vivek Kumar attended the programme as the Chief Guest, while Chairman, Railway Recruitment Board Jammu, Sanjay Tyagi was also present on the dais.

The ceremony began with the traditional lamp-lighting and the National Anthem, followed by a virtual address by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who interacted with newly recruited youth across the country through video conferencing.Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister described the occasion as an important step towards empowering the youth and strengthening the vision of a developed India.

“Today is a day to infuse new energy into the resolve of the youth and the resolve of a Developed India. The transparent transformation in government services is laying a strong foundation for New India,” the Prime Minister said, urging newly appointed youth to work with dedication and integrity in the service of the nation during the Amrit Kaal period.

Following the address, appointment letters were digitally distributed to thousands of selected candidates across the country, while 229 youths at the Jammu Convention Centre received their appointment letters from the dignitaries present on the occasion.The selected candidates have secured positions in banks, railways, armed forces, medical services and various departments of the Jammu and Kashmir administration.

Addressing the gathering, DRM Jammu Vivek Kumar said that the youth of Jammu and Kashmir possess immense talent and potential, and programmes like Rozgar Mela are helping channel their energy towards constructive nation-building.“Indian Railways remains committed to providing world-class opportunities to the youth of this region and contributing towards public welfare and inclusive growth,” he said.

The emotional highlight of the event came as newly appointed candidates received their appointment letters amid applause and celebrations by family members and officials present at the venue.One of the selected candidates described the moment as life-changing and said, “This is not just a job, but a matter of pride and honour for my family. It is a turning point in my life.”

The Rozgar Mela was widely appreciated for not only generating employment opportunities but also reinforcing confidence among the youth regarding the government’s commitment towards transparent recruitment and inclusive development.Officials stated that the initiative aligns with the broader vision of Viksit Bharat @2047 and aims to empower young citizens by providing them meaningful opportunities to contribute to nation-building.

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A brilliant mind who studied at Netarhat Residential School and graduated in Electrical Engineering from IIT Kharagpur before earning his PhD from the University of Maryland, Dr. Ranjan chose to return to India and dedicate his life to teaching, research and social good.

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