Nabarangpur, Nov 6 (UDN): A district-level appointment letter distribution programme was organised at the Mission Shakti Conference Hall in Nabarangpur on November 1, 2026, under the direction of the Odisha Government’s Department of Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes Development, Minorities and Backward Classes Welfare. During the programme, newly appointed Sevaks, Sevikas and Tribal Language Teachers of the district were formally handed over their appointment letters.
Nabarangpur district has achieved a remarkable distinction by recording the highest number of appointments in the state, with a total of 228 candidates appointed out of the 2,067 newly recruited candidates across Odisha. The initiative is expected to strengthen the education system, particularly in rural, remote and tribal-dominated areas where access to quality education remains an important priority.
The programme was attended by Nabarangpur Member of Parliament Balabhadra Majhi, Nabarangpur MLA and District Planning Committee Chairman Gouri Shankar Majhi, District Collector Madhumita, Project Administrator Rajiv Kumar Sahu, District Welfare Officer Palaka Rabindra, District Information and Public Relations Officer Prahlad Khosla, and Additional District Welfare Officer-cum-District Inspector (DI) Nivedita Biswal.
Addressing the newly appointed teachers, the MP, MLA and other dignitaries encouraged them to discharge their responsibilities with sincerity, dedication, discipline and a strong sense of commitment. They emphasised that teachers play a crucial role in shaping the future of children and strengthening the educational foundation of society.
MP Balabhadra Majhi particularly urged the newly appointed teachers to work with dedication towards improving the quality of education in Nabarangpur district and expanding educational opportunities in tribal-dominated regions. He stressed the importance of ensuring that children from remote villages and disadvantaged communities receive quality education and equal opportunities to develop their potential.
MLA Gouri Shankar Majhi and other dignitaries also congratulated the newly appointed candidates and expressed confidence that their appointment would help address educational requirements in different parts of the district. They called upon the teachers to perform their duties with a sense of responsibility and contribute meaningfully to the overall development of the district.
According to official information, the Odisha Government has issued appointment letters to a total of 2,067 newly recruited candidates across all districts of the state. Among them, Nabarangpur has secured the distinction of having the highest number of appointments, with 228 Sevaks and Sevikas appointed.
Of the 228 newly appointed candidates from Nabarangpur district, 80 received their appointment letters during the state-level appointment programme, while the remaining 148 candidates attended the district-level appointment fair on November 1 and formally received their appointment letters. Notably, women account for 80 of the total 228 newly appointed candidates, highlighting their participation in the recruitment initiative.
The appointment of these personnel is expected to strengthen the availability of teaching staff in educational institutions and improve the delivery of education, particularly in rural and tribal areas of Nabarangpur district. Their contribution will be important in promoting educational awareness, improving learning outcomes and ensuring wider access to education among children belonging to tribal and other underprivileged communities.
The district-level appointment fair marked an important step towards strengthening the educational infrastructure of Nabarangpur and ensuring the effective implementation of the state’s educational development initiatives. The administration expressed hope that the newly appointed Sevaks, Sevikas and Tribal Language Teachers would play a significant role in improving educational standards and taking quality education to every corner of the district.
Nabarangpur’s achievement of securing the highest number of appointments in the state is being viewed as a significant development in strengthening the educational system and expanding educational opportunities across tribal-dominated regions of Odisha.
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