Garhwa: In a significant boost to youth employment, the District Employment Office organised a Rozgar Mela (Employment Fair) at the Town Hall, Chiniya More, on Friday, where 140 candidates received offer letters and 171 others were shortlisted for various positions across multiple sectors.
The employment fair witnessed participation from more than 800 job seekers, while 24 companies offered recruitment opportunities against a total of 4,409 vacancies. The event was organised with the objective of connecting unemployed youth with prospective employers and expanding access to private-sector job opportunities.
The fair was inaugurated by District Employment Officer Pankaj Kumar Giri, who encouraged candidates to make full use of such employment initiatives. Company representatives conducted interviews and screening processes based on candidates’ qualifications and the requirements of available positions.
Leading organisations, including L&T, Vision India, I-Sect Mega Skill Merral, Prarambh Skill, SIS, Shriram Life Insurance, LIC, Blinkit, Delhivery, Premsons Motor, Babu Dinesh Singh University, Kismati College and NTTF, participated in the recruitment drive.
Vacancies were available in both technical and non-technical categories, including positions such as lecturer, professor, accountant, clerk, loan officer, security guard, supervisor, trainee, computer operator, driver, warden and office assistant.
Officials said the initiative provided local youth with a valuable opportunity to directly engage with reputed employers and explore career prospects aligned with their educational qualifications and skills. The successful conduct of the fair was facilitated by the District Employment Office under the leadership of Pankaj Kumar Giri, with support from staff members including Param Yadav and Navneet Kumar.
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