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In Short: Guwahati's PHE department held an orientation program for newly recruited Grade III and IV employees, welcoming 239 candidates. Minister Mallabaruah emphasized merit-based recruitment and urged diligent and honest work. The program aimed to familiarize employees with their roles and contribute to the department's growth.
GUWAHATI: Orientation Program Marks the Influx of Fresh Talent into Public Health Engineering Department
Guwahati witnessed a momentous occasion today as the Public Health Engineering (PHE) department conducted a grand orientation program for the newly recruited Class III and Class IV employees. The prestigious Sri Sri Madhavadeva International Auditorium in Guwahati served as the venue for this significant event.
Presiding over the orientation program, cabinet minister Jayanta Mallabaruah expressed sheer delight as he welcomed 239 candidates into the PHE department. The minister extended his heartfelt congratulations to all the new recruits for their remarkable achievement. In his address, he emphasized the potential of this fresh wave of talent to cultivate a new working culture in Assam.
"The addition of these young individuals to our department will undoubtedly bolster our operations and enable us to efficiently execute the JJM (Jal Jeevan Mission) and SBM(G) (Swachh Bharat Mission-Gramin) projects," stated Minister Mallabaruah. He further emphasized that the merit-based recruitment process ensures that the new employees are equipped to diligently and honestly contribute to the department's objectives.
Expressing his gratitude, the minister conveyed his appreciation to the Honorable Chief Minister, Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, for his commitment to fulfilling the aspirations of the youth in Assam. By providing them with this significant opportunity, the Chief Minister has effectively enabled the state to harness a competent and capable human resource pool.
The orientation program served as a platform for the new employees to familiarize themselves with the department's functioning, roles, and responsibilities. It aimed to instill a sense of purpose and dedication in the recruits as they embark on their professional journeys within the PHE department.
This influx of fresh talent marks a promising turning point in the development of the Public Health Engineering Department. With their youthful energy and dedication, these new employees are poised to contribute significantly to the growth and progress of the department, thereby benefiting the state of Assam as a whole.
The orientation program not only celebrated the achievements of the recruits but also highlighted the government's commitment to nurturing a skilled workforce. As Assam sets its sights on a brighter future, the PHE department stands ready to make remarkable strides in improving public health and sanitation under the guidance of these enthusiastic and capable individuals.