Government announces 12,600 job vacancies in various departments
Guwahati: In a significant development, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday made an important announcement regarding the creation of 12,600 job vacancies on various Grade III and IV posts within the state government departments. The move signals a proactive effort to address unemployment and provide opportunities for the youth of the state.
According to Chief Minister Sarma, this announcement is in line with a prior commitment, and is part of the government’s broader vision to enhance employment prospects for the people of Assam. Apart from the 12,600 vacancies, the government has also announced 5,000 additional jobs within the police department, highlighting their commitment to strengthening law enforcement and public safety.
Moreover, the health department has already advertised around 3,000 job posts, which shows the dedication of the government to boost the healthcare sector. But the commitment doesn’t end there; The state government is now planning to release advertisements for more than 10,000 vacancies in the education department, indicating their focus on improving the quality of education in Assam.
Chief Minister Sarma shared his enthusiasm for these initiatives, saying that their “continued efforts are aimed at creating a brighter future for the youth of our state.” These employment opportunities are expected to not only reduce the unemployment issues but also contribute to the overall development and progress of Assam.
In his announcement, Chief Minister Sarma reiterated that an additional 5,000 jobs have been created in the police department this month, which will further strengthen law enforcement in the state. Additionally, the Health Department has advertised 3,000 vacancies, reaffirming its commitment towards the well-being of citizens. Furthermore, the state government is preparing to release advertisements for more than 10,000 job vacancies in the education department, emphasizing the importance of education in shaping the future of Assam.
The unveiling of these job vacancies marks a significant effort to create employment opportunities especially for Grade III and IV posts, which often cater to a wide spectrum of qualifications and skills. This reflects the government’s proactive approach in addressing the aspirations and needs of the youth, ensuring that they have access to a promising future in their home state.
This initiative is not only expected to reduce the concerns of unemployment but will also significantly contribute to the overall socio-economic development of Assam. With the government’s commitment to expand opportunities across various key sectors, this announcement holds promise for the youth of Assam, providing them with a brighter and more secure future.
