Jharkhand CM Champai Soren distributes appointment letters to 31 students
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Advertisement Ranchi, June 27: Chief Minister Champai Soren today gave appointment letters to 31 students of Kalyan…
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Ranchi, June 27: Chief Minister Champai Soren today gave appointment letters to 31 students of Kalyan Gurukul and Kaushal College run by Prejha Foundation, working as a special purpose vehicle (SPV) of the Scheduled Tribe, Scheduled Caste, Minority and Backward Class Welfare Department.
Addressing the appointment letter distribution ceremony organized at Jharkhand Secretariat, the Chief Minister assured the students that the government is committed to their skill development and employment. He wished the students who received the appointment letters a bright future.
CM asks students to fulfil their responsibilities with integrity
The Chief Minister urged students to fulfil their responsibilities diligently, emphasizing that receiving the appointment letter has increased their duties.
Alongside managing their homes and families, they are entrusted with responsibilities towards society, the state, and the nation. Therefore, they should discharge their duties with complete dedication and integrity, as much is connected to their role.
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Continue the learning process and inspire other youths
The Chief Minister advised students to maintain a continuous process of learning, noting that no work in the world ever stops. It is essential to adapt oneself according to changing times.
He urged them to keep the process of learning ongoing with consistency in their endeavours, as it will lead them further ahead.
The Chief Minister mentioned that among the students who have received appointment letters, most hail from rural backgrounds. In this context, they will serve as sources of inspiration in various ways. Their success will inspire rural youth to progress.
The Chief Minister noted that possessing skills will open up numerous employment opportunities.
Students selected in Indian as well as foreign companies
Among the students of Kaushal College and Kalyan Gurukul run by Prejha Foundation who received appointment letters today, 13 students of Kalyan Gurukul have been selected for a company in Dubai, four nursing students have been selected for a big hospital in Hyderabad, six culinary students have been selected for Rajasthan and eight students have been selected for a big hotel in Hyderabad.
