At Rozgar Mela, around 100,000 new recruits receive appointment letters.

As part of the Center's Rozgar Mela, Prime Minister Narendra Modi handed appointment letters to nearly 100,000 recently hired employees on Monday.As part of the Center's Rozgar Mela (job fair), New Delhi Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday gave appointment letters to nearly 100,000 recently hired employees in various government ministries and organizations.The prime minister announced during a virtual meeting that the government has expedited the appointment process. "Previously, it would take a long time to release job adverts followed by appointments. Because of this, bribery was widespread. The appointment process has been expedited by our administration and is now transparent and time-bound. Youth employment is growing quickly under our government," Modi stated, noting that during the past ten years, the government has hired 1.5 times as many people as it did under prior administrations.According to officials with knowledge of the situation, the new hires will work in the departments of tax, financial services, atomic energy, home, defense, health, tribal affairs, and railways, among other ministries.Modi congratulated the new appointments and stated that they were now contributing to the nation's development. "Remember that the work you do every day is for the development of the nation, regardless of the department you work in," he stated.Modi used the introduction of a new budget that included 10 million rooftop solar plants as an illustration of innovation.

The program has several advantages. There won't be any bills for anyone who utilize the solar panels. By providing electricity to the grid, they will also be able to make money. People will also be able to obtain employment in the industry. It might have to do with batteries, wiring, or solar panels. All of this will lead to job creation and lakhs of new jobs, he declared.The Prime Minister stated that a large number of the new hires would be joining the Indian railroads, adding that prior to 2014, the railroads received little attention. Instead, his government concentrated on electrification, doubling rail lines, announcing new trains, and enhancing passenger amenities."Indian railroads are going through a major transition, and within the next ten years, the industry will undergo a total makeover. Prior to 2014, the government paid little attention to trains' cleanliness, timeliness, or both. The way people travel has changed due to our administration. He stated, "We have already disclosed the preparations being made for the 40,000 new bogies that will be added to the other trains operating on the Vanda Bharat Express train lines."According to the PM, in order to swiftly fill positions in the forces, the government changed the recruiting procedure, and many of the new recruits would join paramilitary groups.