Odisha Chief Minister has distributed appointment letters to 812 newly recruited officials

Bhubaneswar: 18/3/25: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi emphasized the importance of public service and commitment to the welfare of the people while addressing a ‘Nijukti Mela’ (job fair) organized at the Krushi Sikhya Sadan on Tuesday. During the event, he distributed appointment letters to 812 newly recruited officials across five departments, expressing confidence in their efficiency and dedication.

In his address, the Chief Minister stated, “Government jobs are dedicated to public service. It is essential to remain committed to fulfilling the hopes and aspirations of the people and resolving their issues. I hope you will never break the trust of the public under any circumstances. Every decision and action should aim at public welfare.”

The newly recruited officials include 442 Ayush Assistants from the Health Department’s Ayush Directorate, 65 Soil Conservation Extension Workers from the Agriculture Department, 33 Assistant Horticulture Officers, 48 Management Trainees from the Energy Department, 12 Junior Assistants and 14 Amins from the Water Resources Department, and 189 Junior Mining Officers and 9 Junior Assistants from the Steel and Mines Department.

Highlighting the importance of skilled human resources, the Chief Minister said, “Competent and efficient human resources are indispensable for making the development process dynamic and fruitful. They ensure that the government system remains active and vigilant, providing timely services to the public.” He added that the government has initiated the recruitment process to fill vacant positions across departments and is committed to the state’s development.

On the agricultural front, the Chief Minister stressed the importance of soil conservation and the role of Soil Conservation Extension Workers in protecting land and water resources. He also emphasized the need for dynamic efforts in the Energy, Water Resources, and Steel and Mines departments, as well as the development of the rural economy through horticulture.

The event was attended by Health and Family Welfare Minister Mukesh Mahaling, Steel and Mines Minister Bibhuti Bhusan Jena, and Chief Secretary Manoj Ahuja. They encouraged the newly appointed officials to work with patience, tolerance, and efficiency.

Newly recruited officers and employees shared their experiences and expressed gratitude to the state government for its transparent recruitment process. Additional Chief Secretary of the Steel and Mines Department, Surendra Kumar, delivered the welcome address, while Commissioner-cum-Secretary of the Health and Family Welfare Department, Ashwathi S, gave the vote of thanks.