The Delhi government authorizes a 20% reservation for former Agniveers in government departments, according to reports. The move applies to recruitment in Delhi government jobs and is intended to provide employment opportunities to personnel who previously served under the Agnipath scheme. In addition to the reservation, departments are authorized to place ex-Agniveers in roles that match skills, discipline, and training developed during their service. The initiative is framed as a targeted measure to integrate former Agniveers into departmental work aligned with their background, rather than limiting them only to specific categories of posts. The reporting indicates that the reservation percentage is set at one-fifth of vacancies, though details on timelines, implementation guidelines, or the specific departments and job types covered were not provided in the excerpts reviewed. The announcements signal an effort by Delhi’s administration to formalize employment pathways for ex-Agniveers within its civil service structures.
Delhi government to reserve 20% jobs for former Agniveers
The Delhi government authorizes a 20% reservation for former Agniveers in government departments, according to reports. The move applies to recruitment in Delhi government jobs and is intended to prov...
- Delhi government departments are authorized to reserve 20% of jobs for former Agniveers.
- The policy applies to recruitment in Delhi government jobs.
- Departments can deploy ex-Agniveers in roles aligned with their skills, discipline, and training.
- The measure is presented as a way to integrate former Agniveers into government employment opportunities.
20% job reservation for ex-Agniveers in Delhi govt depts
8 hours agoDepartments have also been authorised to deploy former Agniveers in roles aligned with the skills, discipline and training acquired during their service.
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