Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar hands over 225 appointment letters at rozgar mela in Vizag
Divyansh | February 12, 2024 | 05:15 PM IST | 1 min read
Persons handed over appointment letters have been recruited in ministries of tribal affairs and defence, and atomic energy department.
NEW DELHI: Union minister of state for electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar distributed 225 appointment letters to new appointees in ministries of tribal affairs and defence, and atomic energy department Visakhapatnam today. The event was held against the backdrop of the prime minister Narendra Modi's virtual address and distribution of 1 lakh appointment letters to young Indians across the country.
In his address, the minister emphasised the profound transformation in governance and political culture in India since 2014 that unleashed opportunities for young Indians. "I congratulate you on your decision to serve the country and its people. You are entering Government service at the most exciting time in the history of independent India,” he added.
Over the last decade, there has been a shift in government and political culture. The culture of performance, usually associated with the private sector and startups, has now entered into the Government sector, he added.
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“The culture of hard work and determination to improve the lives of the people is now what defines the Government of India. Being in Government is about service, good governance, and helping those in need, it is not about power or authority," the minister said.
The minister also reflected on the historical asymmetry and imbalance in governance prior to 2014, which posed major roadblocks for young Indians. “Earlier, there was an asymmetry and imbalance between the power of somebody in government and the expectations of service and support by a common citizen,” Chandrasekhar added.
The young Indians in attendance extended their gratitude to the PM for expanding opportunities.
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