Tiruchirappalli (Tamil Nadu) [India], September 19 (ANI): A Rozgar Mela was held on the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Tiruchirappalli, on Saturday as a part of a nationwide programme to distribute appointment letters to greater than 51,000 newly recruited candidates for numerous central authorities posts throughout 45 places.
As a part of the programme, appointment letters have been handed over to candidates chosen for central authorities jobs on the NIT campus in Thuvakudi, Tiruchirappalli.
Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti Raj Bhushan Choudhary attended the occasion because the chief visitor and distributed appointment letters to the chosen candidates.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who addressed the programme via video convention, additionally congratulated the newly appointed candidates and wished them success.
Addressing the gathering, Choudhary stated the federal government was creating a number of alternatives for younger folks to accumulate expertise, achieve expertise, foster innovation and contribute to India’s financial transformation.
“Whatever department you work in the government, your work will ultimately touch the lives of ordinary citizens. The service you provide, the technology you implement or the problem you solve can bring about a real change in someone’s life,” he stated.
He advised the newly recruited workers that their appointment was not merely a job however a possibility to serve the nation.
“There could not be a more appropriate place than Tiruchirappalli for this celebration. The city represents an excellent combination of heritage, knowledge, engineering and industry,” he stated.
Referring to town’s historic significance, Choudhary stated Tiruchirappalli had been a part of India’s wealthy civilisational historical past for hundreds of years, from the Cholas and Pallavas to the Nayaks and different historic kingdoms.
He stated the Rockfort, standing majestically on an historical rock formation, symbolised resilience and dedication to face up to setbacks.
He additionally highlighted the Kallanai (Grand Anicut), constructed throughout the Cauvery practically 2,000 years in the past, for instance of how India’s ancestors understood the significance of water administration and irrigation for agricultural prosperity.
“The same principle is being taken forward today through modern technology,” he stated.
Speaking in his capability as Minister of State for Jal Shakti, Choudhary highlighted the Command Area Development and Water Management (CADWM) programme and stated the federal government’s strategy to irrigation was shifting past merely transporting water via canals.
Under CADWM, irrigation techniques are being modernised via underground pressurised pipelines, bringing water nearer to agricultural fields and bettering water-use effectivity, he stated.
He known as upon the youth to ask not solely, “What can India give me?” but additionally, “What can I give to India?”
“Today, as you receive your appointment letters, you become part of that journey. Your career will be your personal journey, but your service can become a contribution to the journey of 140 crore Indians,” he stated.
Choudhary congratulated all of the younger women and men receiving appointment letters and wished them success of their new journey of public service. (ANI)