Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Bihar Honors Cricketers Akash Deep and Mukesh Kumar with DSP Posts
Akash Deep and Mukesh Kumar, two Indian cricketers, were given important police jobs in Bihar.
This is part of a special program that gives government jobs to athletes who have done well in sports.
Akash said this is a big responsibility and a great way to inspire young people in Bihar.
He also asked everyone to stay calm because there are protests about a big exam called NEET.
Mukesh also said this program will motivate athletes to work hard and stay positive.
Akash Deep and Mukesh Kumar appointed as DSPs under Bihar's 'Medal Lao, Naukri Pao' policy.
Both cricketers praised the initiative for encouraging young athletes.
Akash described the appointment as a major responsibility and a source of inspiration.
Akash appealed for peace amid ongoing NEET protests.
Mukesh welcomed the initiative, saying it would motivate athletes across the state.
- Who
- Akash Deep and Mukesh Kumar
- What
- Appointed as Deputy Superintendents of Police under Bihar's 'Medal Lao, Naukri Pao' policy
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Patna, Bihar
- Why
- To recognize sporting excellence and encourage young athletes
Support for Sports Recruitment Policy
NEET Protests
Government Jobs for Athletes
Support for Sports Recruitment Policy
The Bihar government's 'Medal Lao, Naukri Pao' policy encourages young athletes by recognizing sporting excellence with government jobs.
NEET Protests
The policy is seen as a way to motivate athletes and reassure parents about their children's future.
NEET Protests
Support for Sports Recruitment Policy
Akash Deep appealed for peace amid ongoing protests over the alleged NEET paper leak.
NEET Protests
Students are protesting the alleged paper leak, and Akash urged them to maintain peace while expressing confidence that their concerns would be addressed.
- Appointees
- Akash Deep, Mukesh Kumar
- Policy
- 'Medal Lao, Naukri Pao'
- Posts
- Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs)
- Ceremony Location
- Patna
- NEET Protests
- Ongoing protests over alleged paper leak