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Thousands of Government Jobs Announced Amid Puja, Cabinet Approves Recruitment
- •The state has decided to create 45,000 more government jobs with the recruitment process starting soon.
- •Recruitment will take place across teaching positions, police force, and the Panchayat and Rural Development Department.
- •Major recruitment drives are planned for primary, upper primary, and 9th to 12th grade teachers and headmasters.
Key Questions Answered
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced the creation of 45,000 new government jobs in the state, including 33,000 teaching positions, 7,119 posts in the Panchayat and Rural Development Department, and 996 police force openings. The cabinet has formally approved this swift recruitment initiative.
The recruitment plan includes 4,432 positions for primary-level teachers, 6,052 for upper primary-level teachers, and 12,343 plus 1,032 plus 23 positions for 9th-10th and 11th-12th grades. Additionally, the state plans to hire 4,394 headmasters and headmistresses.
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari handed over appointment letters to police personnel at the Netaji Indoor Stadium on Monday, shortly after the beginning of Devipaksha. This followed the West Bengal Police Recruitment Board publishing the final merit list for 11,749 constable posts.
