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Saini hands over job letters to 7,765 TGT teachers

Tribune News Service Panchkula, July 30 Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini gave away appointment letters to newly recruited 7,765 Trained Graduate Teachers (TGT) at an event here today. He said the Education Department would release the waiting list along with...
CM Nayab Singh Saini hands over an appointment letter to a teacher in Panchkula on Tuesday. NITIN MITTAL
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Tribune News Service

Panchkula, July 30
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini gave away appointment letters to newly recruited 7,765 Trained Graduate Teachers (TGT) at an event here today. He said the Education Department would release the waiting list along with detailed results of the teachers at the earliest.

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No corruption, only merit
We have ensured transparency in government jobs. Over the past 10 years, the government has provided 1,41,000 jobs based on merit, without corruption or favoritism. — Nayab Singh Saini, Chief minister

Highlighting the girl applicants’ good show in the TGT exams, the Chief Minister congratulated shooter Manu Bhaker for winning the bronze medal in 10-metre air pistol mixed event at the Paris Olympics 2024.
He said teachers would play a crucial role in shaping the future generations to build a developed India.
He stressed the state government’s efforts had led to significant advancements, including establishment of universities, medical colleges, and other educational institutions.
The Chief Minister pointed out that as many as 1.41 lakh youth have received government jobs based on merit during the BJP’s 10-year rule. He took a dig at previous administrations and said before 2014, recruitment lists were often published in newspapers before the results were announced. “In contrast, today’s news highlights stories of individuals like the son of a rickshaw driver making it to the HCS, he said.
Saini said the state government had announced the results for 745 posts in January. “Since then, thousands of recruitments have been completed for government positions from February to June. In July alone, 7,765 TGTs have been appointed,” he added.

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