Dimapur: Union Minister of State for Rural Development Kamlesh Paswan handed over appointment letters to 366 candidates in various central government organisations at the 18th tranche of Rozgar Mela, organised by the Assam Rifles at the Assam Rifles Training Centre and School, Dimapur, on Saturday.
Addressing the programme as chief guest, Paswan congratulated the candidates, saying the appointment letters symbolised not merely employment but the trust and responsibility bestowed upon the youth by the nation. He urged them to uphold integrity, discipline and a strong spirit of public service.
Highlighting the participation of youth in the Assam Rifles, CRPF, ITBP, SSB and other central armed police forces, Paswan emphasised the crucial role they play in safeguarding the country’s unity, security and peace. He also welcomed the selection of a large number of women candidates, calling it a reflection of the government’s commitment to women-led development.
Paswan noted that the government is focused on youth empowerment and rural development, citing initiatives under VB-GRAMG, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, self-help groups and skill development programmes aimed at promoting dignified self-reliance.
He reiterated the government’s resolve to ensure that no youth is deprived of opportunities and that a strong and awakened youth strengthens democracy and accelerates national progress.
Paswan expressed confidence that the service, integrity, honesty and dedication of the youth would contribute to a developed, secure and self-reliant India.