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Haryana Starts Vacancy Mapping for Ex‑Agniveer Quota Recruitment
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 03:02 AM
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The Haryana government has initiated a vacancy mapping exercise to identify positions under the ex‑Agniveer quota, paving the way for recruitment of former paramilitary personnel.
The state administration of Haryana announced the launch of a vacancy‑mapping exercise aimed at cataloguing all posts that fall under the ex‑Agniveer quota. This step is intended to create a clear inventory of available positions before the formal recruitment drive begins.
The ex‑Agniveer quota is reserved for former members of the paramilitary forces who have completed their service and are seeking civilian employment. By mapping vacancies, the government seeks to ensure that eligible candidates are matched with suitable roles across various departments.
Officials indicated that the mapping will cover a range of ministries and agencies, allowing for transparent allocation of posts. The exercise is expected to streamline the subsequent selection process and reduce delays in onboarding qualified ex‑Agniveers.
The Haryana government has emphasized that the initiative reflects its commitment to providing steady employment opportunities to veterans, thereby integrating their experience into the public sector workforce.
The ex‑Agniveer quota is reserved for former members of the paramilitary forces who have completed their service and are seeking civilian employment. By mapping vacancies, the government seeks to ensure that eligible candidates are matched with suitable roles across various departments.
Officials indicated that the mapping will cover a range of ministries and agencies, allowing for transparent allocation of posts. The exercise is expected to streamline the subsequent selection process and reduce delays in onboarding qualified ex‑Agniveers.
The Haryana government has emphasized that the initiative reflects its commitment to providing steady employment opportunities to veterans, thereby integrating their experience into the public sector workforce.