Wednesday, 17 JANUARY 2024 | my uttarakhand news | DEHRADUN Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has claimed that all the competitive examinations held in the State after the implementation of strict anti-copying law have been fair and organised in a transparent manner. He was speaking in a programme organised at his residence on Tuesday. In the programme the CM handed over job letters to 26 candidates who were appointed in the social welfare department. These candidates were selected by the Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UkSSSC). He said that the State government is making consistent efforts to provide employment to the youngsters and create self employment opportunities in Uttarakhand. Congratulating the newly appointed candidates, the CM expressed hope that they will discharge their duties with hard work and dedication. He said that the State government has initiated many schemes of social welfare and the social welfare department plays a key role in ensuring that the benefits of these schemes are carried to all the eligible beneficiaries. Advising the newly inducted employees, the CM said that the preparation of a proper day plan in advance and working with honesty and discipline will help to ensure that all the tasks are accomplished on time. The secretary social welfare, Brijesh Kumar Sant, director social welfare department Ashish Bhatgain and others were present on the occasion.
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