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19TH ROZGAR MELA: WORLD WANTS TO JOIN INDIA’S ‘VIKAS YATRA’, SAYS PM MODI

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World Wants To Join India’s ‘vikas Yatra‘, Says Pm Modi

Prime Minister distributes over 51,000 appointment letters across 47 locations; highlights semiconductor pacts and European trade deals benefiting youth.

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📢 Direct Employment & Strategic Highlights

  • Mass Induction: More than 51,000 newly recruited youth received government appointment letters virtually.
  • National Footprint: Recruitment drive executed simultaneously across 47 physical locations nationwide.
  • Tech Milestone: PM spotlights the ASML-Tata Electronics semiconductor lithography partnership for Gujarat’s Dholera fab plant.
  • Global Integration: Recent bilateral agreements with the UAE, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy tied directly to youth employment.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday distributed more than 51,000 appointment letters to newly inducted recruits across various central government departments and organizations during the 19th edition of the Rozgar Mela. Addressing the massive gathering virtually, the Prime Minister emphasized that the international community is closely watching India’s economic trajectory, actively seeking partnerships to integrate with the nation’s ongoing developmental journey.

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The recruitment drive, designed as a core mechanism to streamline institutional job generation, spanned 47 strategic locations throughout the country. The incoming cohort will populate essential operational roles across key portfolios, including the Ministry of Railways, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Department of Financial Services, and the Department of Higher Education.


Global Trade Frameworks To Fuel Domestic Placement

Connecting domestic employment directly to foreign policy, the Prime Minister detailed the strategic outcomes of his recently concluded five-nation tour covering the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy. Look, these diplomatic visits are no longer just about ceremonial handshakes—the modern focus has shifted entirely to securing concrete commercial commitments that provide direct global exposure to Indian professionals.

During his address, Modi specifically spotlighted a major high-tech manufacturing breakthrough: the strategic partnership signed between Dutch semiconductor giant ASML and Tata Electronics. Under this Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) finalized during his visit to the Netherlands, ASML will supply and deploy advanced lithography tools for India’s upcoming commercial semiconductor fabrication facility in Dholera, Gujarat. The move is expected to anchor thousands of specialized engineering and technical roles within the domestic ecosystem.

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💬 From the Prime Minister’s Address
“Everywhere I traveled, I realized one distinct reality—the world is highly enthusiastic about India’s youth and our rapid technological progress. The global community wants to become an active stakeholder in our ‘Vikas Yatra’. The sole driving motive behind these international partnerships is to ensure our youth receives unprecedented opportunity, stable employment, and global confidence.” — Prime Minister Narendra Modi, May 23, 2026

A Collective Responsibility Toward ‘Viksit Bharat’

Congratulating the new civil servants and their families, the Prime Minister framed their entry into government service as a collaborative milestone. He noted that individual success in public competitive frameworks is rarely an isolated achievement, pointing to the structural and social support systems provided by the broader community and the nation’s 140 crore citizens.

Modi called upon the new recruits to recognize their positions as active stakeholders in building a developed nation, or *Viksit Bharat*, over the coming decades. He stressed that administrative efficiency and self-reliance remain paramount, particularly as India scales its domestic industrial capabilities in critical tech, infrastructure, and defense sectors to navigate complex global supply chains.

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