Jharkhand's Massive Job Drive: A Year of Employment Milestones

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren marked a year of his second tenure by distributing appointment letters to 9,000 youths, totaling 16,000 state department jobs in a year. Additionally, 8,000 non-government jobs were also secured. The previous term saw 25,000 public and 28,000 private sector job placements.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren celebrated the first anniversary of his second government by awarding 9,000 youths with job appointment letters in state departments on Friday.

At a function held at Morabadi Ground in Ranchi, Soren proudly announced that the distribution of 9,000 appointment letters signifies 16,000 job placements by his government in a single year.

He further boasted of connecting another 8,000 youths to non-government jobs, while referencing his prior tenure where 25,000 public and 28,000 private jobs were attained. This landmark achievement in a relatively young state was emphasized.

(With inputs from agencies.)