Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced a historic milestone, revealing that his government filled 55,143 government posts within a single year, a feat he described as “unprecedented” in India.
Speaking at the distribution event for the ‘Rajiv Gandhi Civil Services Abhaya Hastam’ programme, which provides Rs 1 lakh financial aid to civil services aspirants, the Chief Minister emphasized that Telangana is setting a benchmark for recruitment efficiency and governance.
“The state government has already filled 55,143 posts across various departments in its first year in power. This is unprecedented in the country. Telangana has emerged as a model for the nation,” he said, according to a statement from the Chief Minister’s Office.
Reddy highlighted his government’s efforts to overcome long-standing challenges, pointing out that Group 1 exams had not been conducted for 14 years. Under his leadership, the exams were successfully held, and 563 Group 1 posts were filled.
The Chief Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to adhering to the job calendar for efficient recruitment and addressing unemployment. The ‘Rajiv Gandhi Civil Services Abhaya Hastam’ initiative further supports aspirants by easing their financial burden, aiming to enhance Telangana’s representation in national civil services exams.
This recruitment drive is seen as a significant step toward fulfilling the aspirations of the state’s youth while setting an example for other states.
