Chennai: chief minister M. K. stalin distributed appointment orders to 9,801 successful candidates selected through various state recruitment boards, marking a significant milestone in strengthening public services across tamil Nadu.
The candidates were recruited through the tamil Nadu Public service Commission (TNPSC), Medical services Recruitment Board (MRB), and teachers Recruitment Board (TRB).
Strengthening government Departments
The large-scale recruitment drive aims to fill key vacancies in government departments, healthcare institutions, and educational establishments across the state. By appointing qualified candidates, the government seeks to enhance administrative efficiency and improve the delivery of public services.
The newly appointed personnel will serve in various capacities, contributing to governance, public health systems, and the education sector.
Transparent and Merit-Based Recruitment
The selections were carried out through transparent, merit-based examinations conducted by TNPSC, MRB, and TRB. The chief minister emphasized that fair recruitment processes are essential to building a strong and capable administrative framework.
He reiterated that providing employment opportunities through structured and transparent mechanisms reflects the government’s commitment to good governance.
Boost to Employment and youth Aspirations
The appointment of 9,801 candidates is also seen as a major boost to employment opportunities for youth in tamil Nadu. Addressing the gathering, M.K. stalin congratulated the successful candidates and encouraged them to serve the public with dedication and integrity.
He noted that government service is not just a job but a responsibility toward society.
Commitment to Efficient Public Service
The chief minister reaffirmed that filling vacancies across departments is a priority for the administration. Strengthening the workforce in key sectors such as healthcare and education will directly benefit citizens and enhance the overall quality of services.
The event symbolizes the government’s continued efforts to empower youth, ensure administrative efficiency, and deliver people-centric governance across tamil Nadu.
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