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Yogi government to give ten major gifts to the people of the state in 2026
12/31/2025 9:54:18 PM
Early Times Report
LUCKNOW, Dec 31: The year 2026 is set to emerge as a year of new hope for the people of the state. In 2026, the Yogi government is going to offer ten major gifts to the people, which will make their lives easier, more convenient, and economically stronger. These include 1.5 lakh government jobs for the youth, the Ganga Expressway to accelerate economic growth, the fifth Ground Breaking Ceremony, the Global Investors Summit, and several other major initiatives. All these initiatives are in the pipeline and will materialize on the ground in 2026. These ten major gifts are as follows:
1. Gift of 1.5 lakh government jobs for the youth of the state
In 2026, the Yogi government will issue recruitment advertisements for around 50,000 posts each in the police and education departments. Along with this, recruitment will be carried out for 20,000 posts in the revenue department. Vacant posts will also be filled in departments such as prisons, housing development, women and child development (nutrition), and health.
The process of issuing recruitment advertisements across various departments is in its final stage.
In 2026, the police department will release recruitment advertisements for around 50,000 posts. Preparations for this have been completed. The police department will recruit around 30,000 constables and 5,000 sub-inspectors, in addition to about 15,000 other posts.
According to official sources, the education department will also recruit around 50,000 personnel, ranging from assistant teachers to principals. Similarly, 20,000 posts will be filled in the revenue department, with the highest number being for lekhpals. In addition, around 30,000 posts will be filled in the health, housing development, prisons, and women and child development (nutrition) departments.
According to information from various official sources, total new recruitments will exceed 1.5 lakh.
2. Noida International Airport to become the country's Jewar
Located in Jewar near Delhi, India's largest international airport-Noida International Airport ,is proposed to be inaugurated soon. Built at a cost of ?7,000 crore over 3,300 acres, the airport will initially start operations with one runway, while up to five runways can be made operational in the future. The airport will have the capacity to handle one crore passengers annually, with an average of 150 flights operating daily.
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