The Rozgar Mela, organized at the Ambedkar International Centre in Delhi, saw the distribution of nearly 51,000 appointment letters to selected candidates from across India. The event was attended by notable figures such as Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and Union Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh. Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined virtually, congratulating the new recruits and emphasizing the initiative's role in empowering the youth. He stated that young professionals in sectors like banking, railways, and education are crucial for realizing India's developmental goals. Modi also noted the global excitement surrounding India's youth and technological advancements, referencing recent agreements with countries like the Netherlands and Italy that promise to create new job opportunities. Candidates expressed their joy and gratitude, sharing personal stories of perseverance and the support they received from family and mentors. Jagmohan Singh Pawar, a new Junior Engineer, described his appointment as a realization of his long-held dream, while others echoed similar sentiments about hard work and dedication being essential for success.