The Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water Department will appoint 357 Junior Engineers (Civil). In the Energy Department, 248 candidates will receive letters.
Odisha Govt to distribute 1,101 appointment letters on Aug 1: Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi will distribute appointment letters to 1,101 newly recruited candidates across seven departments. The Odisha government will organise a ‘Nijukti Mela’ on August 1, 2026.
As per the official communication issued by the General Administration & Public Grievance Department, appointment letters will be distributed to 1,101 newly recruited candidates during the Nijukti Mela scheduled for August 01, 2026. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi is scheduled to address the recruits and hand over the appointment letters at the event.
Candidates selected in various departments including Housing & Urban Development, Panchayati Raj & Drinking Water, Energy, Fisheries & Animal Resources Development, Sports & Youth Services, Skill Development & Technical Education, and Excise will receive their appointment letters at this event.
A total of 364 Junior Engineers (Civil) will receive appointment letters in the Housing and Urban Development Department, the highest among all departments. The Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water Department will appoint 357 Junior Engineers (Civil). In the Energy Department, 248 candidates will receive letters. This includes 12 Junior Engineers (Electrical) under the Engineer-in-Chief (Electricity)-cum-Principal Chief Electrical Inspector Organisation, 67 Graduate Engineer Trainees, 10 Management Trainees, 34 Diploma Engineer Trainees and 125 Technical Non-Executive Trainees of Odisha Hydro Power Corporation (OHPC).
The Fisheries and Animal Resources Development Department will appoint 86 people — 15 Junior Engineers (Civil) and 71 Livestock Inspectors. The remaining appointments include 25 Junior Coaches in the Sports and Youth Services Department, 11 Assistant Training Officers in the Skill Development and Technical Education Department, and 10 Excise Sub-Inspectors in the Excise Department.
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