Chief Minister Hemant Soren said Jharkhand will recruit school teachers and police personnel
Announcing a host of welfare measures on the Republic Day, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Tuesday said that his government will soon formulate a new domicile policy and reserve 75 per cent jobs in the private sector for the people of the state.
He also said that the government will recruit school teachers and police personnel.
Unfurling the national flag and taking the salute of the parade at Dumka Police Lines, the Chief Minister said, "2021 will be the year of appointments."
"A new domicile policy will be formulated and 75 per cent of the posts in the private sector will be reserved for local people," he said.
Rules are being made for appointment of teachers in minority schools also, the Chief Minister said.
The government will launch a universal pension scheme to provide Rs 1,000 a month to all elderly people of the state, Mr Soren said.
He said that construction of a 500-bed hospital is in progress on the premises of the medical college in Dumka, which will strengthen the healthcare facility in Santhal Pargana Division.
He said that a ''dhoti-sari'' scheme will also be launched under which a dhoti or a lungi and a sari will be distributed to 57 lakh poor families of the state at a subsidised rate of Rs 10 a piece.
The Chief Minister said that his government has already brought out an agriculture loan waiver scheme under which loans of up to Rs 50,000 would be waived.