72,000 Maharashtra Govt Job vacancies: Announcement by Maharashtra C.M.

Maharashtra Govt Job Vacancies:

In the wake of job requirements in the country and to strengthen the Rural governance, Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced on Wednesday that over the next two years, this government will hold recruitments for 72,000 vacancies mainly in its agriculture and rural development departments. This official government release said that vacancies will be filled in two phases — in the first phase, 36,000 posts will be filled by the end of 2018, and the remaining posts will be filled next year. The vacancies will be created for the posts of agriculture, rural development, home, public works, public health, water resources and horticulture departments. This is a glad tidings for Maharashtra natives after a long wait of 3 years when the state banned creation of new posts in 2015 and restricted recruitment owing to the rising wage bill.

The recruitment news came out after Fadnavis government is grappling with rural distress caused by agrarian issues, lack of jobs and the poor implementation of its ambitious farm loan waiver scheme. The officials divulged that the most number of posts to be filled up are in the rural development department, with 11,005 jobs. This being a propitious opportunity for job seekers might bring the current government in the good books of youths of the country. However, the decision could come at a cost for affecting the State Government Annual Salary Bill after an upsurge in number of government job posts. 

It is hoped that this effort by the State Govt of Maharashtra will expedite its schemes and bring the house down to improve the rural status and conditions thus fulfilling job requirements of the aspirants.

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