Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Odisha CM Hands Over Jobs to 1,101 Newly Recruited Officers
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi gave government job letters to 1,101 new officers.
The ceremony took place in Bhubaneswar on Sunday.
Many of the new employees are medical officers and assistant professors.
Others will work in administration, revenue, finance, taxation and cooperative services.
Majhi said a government job is also a chance to help people.
He asked the officers to listen to public complaints and solve them quickly.
He told them to stay away from corruption.
He also asked cooperative officers to support farmers, women and rural businesses.
Majhi said thousands of young people have received government jobs through job fairs.
Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi handed appointment letters to 1,101 officers in Bhubaneswar on Sunday.
The recruits joined four Odisha government departments, including health, administration, revenue, finance, taxation and cooperation services.
The appointments included 814 medical officers, 92 assistant professors and officers from five state services.
Majhi urged the recruits to serve the public, address grievances promptly and maintain the dignity of their offices.
He warned against corruption and said 46,575 youths had entered government service through 17 job fairs since his government was formed.
- Who
- Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi handed appointment letters to 1,101 newly recruited officers.
- What
- The officers were appointed to positions across four Odisha government departments and several state services.
- When
- Sunday; the articles do not provide an exact date.
- Where
- Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
- Why
- Majhi said the officers should serve the public, support the state’s development and uphold a zero-tolerance approach to corruption.
- Appointments
- 1,101 newly recruited officers received appointment letters.
- Health appointments
- The group included 814 medical officers and 92 assistant professors.
- Other appointments
- The recruits included 30 Odisha Administrative Service officers, 42 Odisha Revenue Service officers, 46 Odisha Finance Service officers, 60 Odisha Taxation and Accounts Service officers and 17 Cooperative Service officers.
- Government job total
- Majhi said 46,575 youths had entered government service through 17 job fairs.
- Anti-corruption policy
- Majhi urged the officers to avoid corruption and said the Vigilance department had autonomy to enforce the government’s zero-tolerance policy.
- Development goals
- Majhi linked the recruits’ work to the goals of a “Prosperous Odisha by 2036” and “Viksit Bharat” by 2047.