India - September 9, 2024

A total of 900 youths have been given appointment letters in the Forest Department so far

September 9, 2024

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Lucknow : The Uttar Pradesh government headed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will induct as many as 647 youths into the Forest and Wildlife Department on September 10. The government has so far appointed 534 youths on the post of Forest Guard/Wildlife Guard and 217 for Region

It is worth noting here that under ‘Mission Rozgar,’ the Yogi government has provided over 650,000 government jobs to youth in the past seven and a half years, ensuring fairness and transparency. The government continues to offer employment opportunities across various departments.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has announced plans to connect more than 200,000 additional youths with government jobs over the next two years, with preparations already underway. CM Yogi will distribute appointment letters to 647 Forest Guards and Wildlife Guards at Lok Bhavan on Tuesday as part of this initiative. Forty-one junior engineers have also been appointed to the UP Pollution Control Board.

The Yogi government has maintained a transparent recruitment process for the Forest and Wildlife Departments. Under the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission’s recruitment, 94 youths have been appointed as Assistant Forest Conservators, 217 as Regional Forest Officers, and 15 as Assistant Statistical Officers. The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission has appointed 37 youths as Cartographers and 534 as Forest Guards/Wildlife Guards.

“On September 10, 647 more appointment letters will be issued for the Forest Guard and Wildlife Guard positions, bringing the total to 1,181 recruits. These new guards, who will play a crucial role in mitigating wildlife-human conflicts, should be a source of pride for our state. Additionally, 217 youths have been appointed as Regional Forest Officers”, Yogi stated.

In addition to the forest sector, 41 junior engineers have been recruited for the UP Pollution Control Board. These recruits, selected fairly, are performing their duties with transparency.