Over 67,000 appointments done, recruitment underway for 1.88 lakh posts: Rajasthan CM

IANS April 5, 2025 129 views

Rajasthan's Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma is prioritizing youth employment through an aggressive recruitment strategy. The state government has already completed 67,000 appointments and is currently processing recruitment for over 1.88 lakh positions. Sharma emphasized transparency and efficiency in the hiring process, planning to conduct employment fairs every three months. The initiative aims to create opportunities for young Rajasthanis while systematically addressing workforce needs across government departments.

"Human resources are crucial for achieving the goal of a developed Rajasthan" - Bhajan Lal Sharma
Jaipur, April 5: Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Friday emphasised that providing employment to the youth is a top priority for the double-engine government. He said that the state government is committed to completing all recruitment processes in a fair, transparent, and time-bound manner.

Key Points

1

Completed 67,000 appointments across Rajasthan government departments

2

Recruitment ongoing for 1.88 lakh new posts

3

Conducting employment fairs every three months

4

Resolving legal bottlenecks in recruitment process

Chairing a review meeting at his residence, CM Sharma said that over 67,000 appointments have already been made, while recruitment is currently underway for more than 1.88 lakh posts across various departments.

“We have organised five employment fairs in just over a year and will continue this initiative every three months to ensure regular appointment opportunities for the youth,” he added.

Highlighting efforts to resolve legal bottlenecks, CM Sharma said the recruitment process for around 9,800 posts, which had been stalled due to court cases, has now resumed following effective legal advocacy. He directed officials to expedite examination and resolution of remaining court-pending recruitment cases. The Chief Minister stressed the importance of planning recruitment keeping in mind future requirements.

"Human resources are crucial for achieving the goal of a developed Rajasthan. Departments must assess and plan for future vacancies and conduct recruitment accordingly," he stated.

He instructed all departments to work in mission mode to complete recruitment processes efficiently and transparently. Sharma underlined the need for timely recruitment exams, suggesting a standardised eligibility framework for similar posts across departments to reduce duplication of efforts and resources.

He also directed the creation of new posts in recently formed districts and stressed the need for rapid recruitment in those areas.

To address the shortage of exam centers during large-scale recruitment, he proposed the use of unused college buildings as examination venues. The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary Sudhansh Pant and senior officials including Additional Chief Secretaries Abhay Kumar, Akhil Arora, Aparna Arora, Shikhar Aggarwal, Kuldeep Ranka, Shreya Guha, Anand Kumar, Praveen Gupta, Bhaskar A. Sawant, and Principal Secretary Alok Gupta. Officers from RPSC, RSSB, and other departments were also present. (

Reader Comments

R
Rahul K.
This is great news for Rajasthan's youth! Finally seeing some concrete action on employment. The employment fairs every 3 months sounds like a solid plan 👏
P
Priya M.
I attended one of these employment fairs last month. The process was surprisingly smooth and transparent. Got shortlisted for 2 positions! Hope they keep their promise about time-bound recruitment.
S
Sanjay T.
While the numbers look impressive, I hope they're focusing on quality too. Some departments desperately need skilled professionals, not just warm bodies to fill seats.
A
Anjali R.
Using college buildings as exam centers is a smart solution! It was so difficult finding centers last year. Small but meaningful improvement 👍
V
Vikram S.
My cousin got selected through this process. After 3 years of trying, he finally has a stable government job. More power to initiatives like these!
N
Neha P.
I appreciate them clearing the backlog of court cases. Those 9,800 pending recruitments were causing so much frustration. Hope they maintain this momentum!

We welcome thoughtful discussions from our readers. Please keep comments respectful and on-topic.

Tags:
You May Like!