Government Fulfilling Its Promise of Providing Employment to Youth : CM Dr. Yadav

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav affirmed that the Government is committed to providing employment opportunities to the youth through dedicated efforts. By handing appointment letters to the 877 newly selected officers and employees in the Public Health & Medical Education and Forest Departments, the government is taking another step towards fulfilling its promise. These appointments are a milestone in the collective resolve for a developed Madhya Pradesh. He emphasised that a strong foundation for a self-reliant and developed Madhya Pradesh must be laid, which is necessary for a self-reliant and developed India. Forests serve as the basis for a healthier environment, while the health department safeguards the lives and well-being of citizens. The newly appointed officers and employees entering service in the Forest and Health Departments are expected to fully commit themselves to building a strong, safe, prosperous, and healthy Madhya Pradesh.

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav was addressing the event organized for the distribution of appointment and posting orders for the Forest and Health Departments at Kushabhau Thakre International Convention Centre on Friday. He formally inaugurated the ceremony by lighting the ceremonial lamp. Minister of State for Public Health & Medical Education Shri Narendra Shivaji Patel, was also present.

Public Trust is the Greatest Asset of a Public Servant

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav, addressing the new appointees,  quoted Bharat Ratna Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, “A dream is not what you see while sleeping; a dream is what keeps you awake.” Joining government service is both an accomplishment and a major responsibility. Public trust is the most important asset for a public servant. The health sector is expanding rapidly, and the new officers and staff will help make health services more swift, reliable, and effective. He stated that the Forest Department is continually progressing in forest conservation, development, environmental balance, and biodiversity. The new forest officials and guards are expected to work effectively in protecting forests, caring for wildlife, and supporting environmental and local community livelihoods.

Distribution of Appointment Letters: Forest Guards, Range Officers, Health Specialists and Nursing Officers

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav symbolically awarded appointment letters to Sushri Manisha Mukati, Shri Ravi Yadav, Shri Somesh Sharma, and Shri Neeraj Amb as Forest Range Officers. Similarly, Shri Chandrapal Singh Tomar, Sushri Himangini Rahangdale, and Sushri Anjana Parte received appointment letters as Forest Guards. In the health department, Dr. Nehanandan Chourasia, Dr. Ram Ashish Shukla, Dr. Manjulata Arya, Dr. Jitendra Kaithwal, Dr. Bhuma Bhavana, and Dr. Nitin Kumar were handed appointment letters. Notably, 76 newly appointed Forest Range Officers and 467 Forest Guards received their letters today. Appointment letters were also distributed to 75 anaesthesia specialists, 62 surgeons, 106 paediatricians, and 91 nursing officers in the Department of Public Health and Medical Education.

Service should be like a “Karmyogi”

Minister of State for Public Health & Medical Education Shri Narendra Shivaji Patel said that government efforts succeed only when the benefits reach society’s last person. By serving as “Karmyogis”, the newly appointed officers and staff will earn respect and honor from the state.

Madhya Pradesh’s Contribution to Environmental Protection

Additional Chief Secretary Shri Ashok Barnwal stated that Madhya Pradesh maintains the largest forest area in the country. The quality of forests in the state is excellent, with a 1.5-fold increase in the area of dense forests. Madhya Pradesh has the highest population of wild animals in India. These indicators show the state’s significant contribution to environmental protection, achieved through the dedicated work of forest guards. The program was also attended by Principal Secretary Health Shri Sandeep Yadav and other officials.