New Delhi, May 23: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday distributed more than 51,000 appointment letters to newly recruited candidates during the 19th edition of the Rozgar Mela. The event was organised simultaneously at 47 locations across India and conducted via video conferencing, marking another milestone in the government’s ongoing recruitment drive aimed at empowering youth and strengthening employment opportunities.

The recruits have been appointed to several central government ministries and departments, including railways, home affairs, health and family welfare, higher education, and financial services. Officials confirmed that candidates were selected from diverse regions across the country and will now begin their roles in government offices and organisations, contributing to the nation’s administrative and developmental framework.

Addressing the new appointees, Prime Minister Modi reiterated the government’s focus on employment generation and youth empowerment. He emphasised that the Rozgar Mela is not just about distributing appointment letters but about building a stronger future for young people and enabling them to play a vital role in nation-building. “Our commitment to the bright future and empowerment of our young colleagues across the country remains unwavering,” Modi said in a post on X ahead of the programme.

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Since its inception, the Rozgar Mela has become a cornerstone of the government’s recruitment strategy. According to official data, nearly 12 lakh appointment letters have been distributed through 18 Rozgar Melas held across India so far. The initiative aims to streamline the recruitment process, reduce delays, and ensure that qualified candidates are placed in suitable government roles without unnecessary hurdles.

The 19th edition of the Rozgar Mela reinforces the Centre’s pledge to create more opportunities for young professionals. By expanding recruitment across multiple ministries, the programme seeks to address workforce needs while simultaneously empowering the next generation of civil servants and administrators.

With over 51,000 candidates stepping into new roles, the Rozgar Mela continues to serve as a symbol of opportunity, progress, and empowerment for millions of aspirants across the nation. The large-scale distribution of appointment letters reflects the government’s focus on inclusive growth and its recognition of youth as a vital force in shaping India’s future.