Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Graduates Queue for Class V Home Guard Posts in Odisha
Many people with college degrees in Odisha, India, are lining up to apply for jobs as Class V Home Guards.
These government jobs are popular because they offer steady pay, security, and are seen as prestigious.
This is happening even though more people, especially women, are finding jobs in other areas like farming, fishing, and animals.
The leader of Odisha, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, has said that 30,032 government jobs have been created since his party came to power, and they plan to create 65,000 more jobs in the next two years.
People still prefer government jobs because they are seen as good for marriage prospects and provide a stable life.
Graduates and Post-Graduates in Odisha are applying for Class V Home Guard Posts.
Government jobs are preferred for financial stability, reliability, and social prestige.
30,032 government jobs have been created since the BJP took power in Odisha.
Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi promises 65,000 jobs in the first two years.
Workers are shifting from agriculture to value-added sectors, but government jobs remain sought after.
- Who
- Graduates and Post-Graduates in Odisha
- What
- Queuing for Class V Home Guard Posts
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Odisha, India
- Why
- Preference for government jobs due to financial stability, reliability, and social prestige
- Location
- Odisha, India
- Job Type
- Class V Home Guard Posts
- Applicants
- Graduates and Post-Graduates
- Government Jobs Created
- 30,032
- Jobs Promised
- 65,000 in first two years
- Key Sectors
- Agriculture, Fisheries, Livestock, Value-Added Sectors
- Employment Concern
- Key concern for the state
