Odisha's New Recruits: 'Pilots of Progress' for State Development

The Odisha government appointed 282 officers across various departments. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi emphasized their role as 'pilots of progress' for state growth. Key appointments were made in the energy, health, and mining sectors. Ongoing economic and health reforms were also highlighted during the event.

In a move to fortify its administrative framework, the Odisha government on Tuesday inducted 282 officers and staff into various departments, part-timed with its vigorous recruitment initiatives.

The appointments were ceremonially acknowledged by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi at a gathering dubbed 'Nijukti Samaroha,' where he described the new appointees as crucial to Odisha's developmental momentum.

He underscored the ongoing reforms, mentioning significant schemes in the power and health sectors, and announced the ambitious plan to fill 1.5 lakh positions over the next five years.

(With inputs from agencies.)