A significant job fair at SRKR Engineering College in Bhimavaram has delivered promising results for local youth. Union Minister of State for Steel and Heavy Industries Bhupathiraju Srinivasa Varma highlighted the collaborative efforts between governments to foster employment. He emphasized the role of new industries in creating these vital opportunities.
The event saw the distribution of appointment letters to successful candidates. This ceremony was attended by key figures including Deputy Speaker K Raghurama Krishnam Raju and Bhimavaram MLA Pulaparthi Ramanjaneyulu. Their presence underscored the importance placed on this job mela.
District Collector Chadalavada Nagarani also participated in the proceedings. The collective involvement of officials from various levels of government sent a strong message. It signaled a committed push toward addressing youth employment in the region.
The turnout for the job fair was remarkably high. Minister Varma noted the encouraging figure of 2,600 registrations. This high level of interest reflects the pressing demand for quality employment among the youth.
Looking forward, the industrial landscape appears bright. The Minister pointed to upcoming industries in Anakapalli and Ramayapatnam. These projects are expected to generate a substantial number of jobs, approximately 1.40 lakh positions.
This job mela is just one part of a broader strategy. Deputy Speaker Raghurama Krishnam Raju mentioned recent MoUs signed by the State government. These agreements with industrial groups are designed to further boost employment across sectors.
The immediate outcome of the fair was highly successful. District Collector Nagarani confirmed that over 600 candidates secured jobs directly. Furthermore, an additional 400 candidates are in line for potential employment after a second interview round.
Public Accounts Committee Chairman Anjibabu offered valuable advice to the youth. He noted the increasing entry of companies into the State. He urged young job seekers to continuously improve their skills to seize the better opportunities arising.
The event was well-supported by institutional and administrative leaders. Participants included APIIC Chairman Mantena Rama Raju and college secretary Sagi Ramakrishna Nishant Varma. Their involvement bridged the gap between industry, education, and government.
College director Dr Jagapati Raju and principal Dr Muralikrishna Raju were also present. The college’s role as a host was crucial for the job mela’s success. It provided a direct link between students and prospective employers.
Chief administrative officer Dilip Chakravarti and district skill development officer P Lokaman contributed to the event’s operations. Their work ensures such initiatives are executed smoothly. It highlights the backend support necessary for these large-scale efforts.
The job mela model demonstrates a practical approach to employment. It connects candidates with companies in a structured, efficient manner. This direct interaction is key to matching talent with opportunity.
For many attendees, the fair was a gateway to a stable career. The distribution of appointment letters on the spot provided immediate validation. It turned the hope for employment into a tangible reality for hundreds.
The promise of future industrial growth adds a layer of optimism. The planned projects in nearby regions suggest a sustained effort. Employment generation seems to be a continuing priority for the authorities.
Skill development remains a central theme for long-term success. As new industries emerge, the workforce must be ready to meet their demands. Events like this job mela are a critical step in that preparation.