On Monday, by video conference, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hand over one lakh employment letters to recently hired employees in central government ministries. The prime minister will also lay the cornerstone for Phase I of the Integrated Complex “Karmayogi Bhavan” at this location on this occasion. The several Mission Karmayogi pillars will work together more harmoniously and cooperatively thanks to this complex.
According to a statement released by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), on February 12 at 10:30 am, Prime Minister Modi would use video conferencing to hand over one lakh employment letters to recently hired employees.
The central government agencies are recruiting for the Rozgar Mela, which will take place at 47 places nationwide. The state and union territory governments are also supporting this initiative.
Department of Revenue, Ministry of Home Affairs, Department of Higher Education, Department of Atomic Energy, Ministry of Defence, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, and Ministry of Railways are among the ministries and departments where the newly hired staff will be working for the government.
According to the statement, the prime minister’s pledge to give job creation in the nation top priority is being fulfilled with the Rozgar Mela.
According to the statement, the mela is anticipated to stimulate the creation of new jobs and give young people profitable chances for their empowerment and active involvement in national development.
Additionally, the recently hired employees will have the chance to further their education via “Karmayogi Prarambh,” an online section of the iGOT Karmayogi platform that offers over 880 e-learning courses in a “anywhere, any device” manner.
In addition, on February 13 and 14, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to officially open the first Hindu temple, known as “BAPS Mandir,” in Abu Dhabi. He will also have a meeting with the senior leadership of one of India’s most important West Asian strategic allies.
Situated on 27 acres of land graciously donated by the UAE authorities, the temple is the first traditional Hindu temple in the United Arab Emirates.
The director of the BAPS Hindu Mandir, Pranav Desai, emphasised the teamwork that resulted in the completion of this exquisite temple while thanking the Indian and UAE governments for their support.
