Uttarakhand News: CM Dhami inspired the youth, said – Recruitment investigations will also continue in the state in the future – Uttarakhand Jobs CM Dhami secures continuous recruitment exams

Updated: Wed, 15 Oct 2025 09:24 am (IST) Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, while motivating the youth, said recruiting investigations in the state will continue. He talked about ensuring transparency and fairness. The Chief Minister encouraged the youth to provide jobs and move forward in different areas. The government will provide all possible assistance to the youth. Youth must prepare for competitive exams with hard work: CM Dhami State Bureau, Jagran, Dehradun. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said that the youth of the state after the establishment of the state had received double the number of government opportunities over the past four and a half years than they had before his term of office. He said that this figure was more than 25 thousand until now, after the appointment of 1456 youth as assistant teachers and judging officials on Tuesday, this figure reached more than 26 and a half thousand. Remove ads just read news that he said that recruitment investigations will continue in the future as well. The youth must prepare for competitive exams with hard work. It is the job of government to create cleanliness and ideal investigation system. No youth need to worry. On Tuesday, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami presented appointment letters to judging officer and assistant judging officer selected by the Public Service Commission and Assistant Teacher (LT) by the Uttarak Hand Subject Services -Select Commission (UKSSSC) to the Doon Medical College, Patelagar. On this occasion was the member of the Rajya Sabha and BJP State President Mahendra Bhatt, Mla Vinod Chamoli, Secretary Education Ravinath Raman, Deependra Chaudhary, director Scert Bandana Garbyal, director of Dr. Mukul Kumar Sati present. Not a single guest teacher will be removed: Dhan Singh Rawat during the letter distribution ceremony, Dr. Education Minister Dhan Singh Rawat said the appointment of LT teachers was made in connection with the vacant posts. Therefore, guest teachers who already work in any school will not be removed. However, guest teachers are affected because LT teachers in some Kumaon schools get new appointments. They also began to send their complaint to the Minister of Education. The Minister of Education said that among the youth who did not receive appointment letters on the spot, the youth of the Kumaon section will get appointment letters in Nainital and the youth of the Garhwal section in Srinagar Garhwal will be given. Also Read Chief Minister Dhami’s gift before Diwali, Rs 11.5 crore money given for the well-being of laborers. Singh Rawat said the process of appointments in the education department will continue. Soon appointments will be offered on more than 1500 BRP, CRP, 2100 posts of basic teacher and 2400 posts of Class IV. He told all the teachers who have an appointment that everyone in inaccessible areas becomes appointments. Everyone should serve mandatory in inaccessible areas for several years. 166 LT teachers will remain in Sugam for 15 days. The Minister of Education said that 166 LT teachers who are newly appointed will only serve in Sugam for 15 days. During this period, a smooth transfer of LT teachers who have served in Durgam for ten or more than ten years will be done, and then the teachers who have received a new appointment against the vacant posts in Durgam are sent there. MLA Chamoli raised the appointment in the division itself. While serving the program, Dharampur Mla Vinod Chamoli suggested that if the youth who received LT appointment from Garhwal and Kumaon divisions also had the opportunity to appoint in the home department, the teachers would not have to stay far from home. Due to the appointment in distant places, teachers also start looking for opportunities to move their families to the plains, which is also an important reason for migration. He said it is the responsibility of the youth to provide service in inaccessible areas.