Uttarakhand Government Under Dhami Creates 25,000 Jobs, Focuses on Youth Employment and Global Opportunities

The youth of Uttarakhand have significantly benefited during the four-year tenure of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. A record 25,000 young people have been selected for government service within this period. Recently, appointment letters were distributed to 15 assistant teachers chosen for the Government Ashram Method Schools within the Tribal Welfare Department. Since assuming office on July 4, 2021, the Dhami government has prioritized providing employment and skills to young people. Over 25,000 permanent government jobs have been filled through the Public Service Commission, the Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission, and the Medical Services Selection Commission. Further recruitment processes are ongoing through the Uttarakhand Public Service Commission and the Subordinate Services Selection Board, with more permanent positions expected. The government also launched the Chief Minister Skill Development and Global Employment Scheme on November 9, 2022, offering training in hospitality, nursing, and automobile sectors to facilitate employment in Germany and Japan. So far, 154 youth have been trained, and 37 have already secured jobs in Japan. Furthermore, in 2024, the Dhami government implemented a strict anti-cheating law, effectively curbing exam paper leaks. Over 100 individuals involved in paper leaks have been incarcerated.