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Manipur Cabinet Approves 764 New MSRLM Jobs in State Government
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 01:47 AM
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The Manipur cabinet has sanctioned 764 new posts under the Manipur State Recruitment and Logistics Management (MSRLM) scheme, expanding employment opportunities across the state.
The Manipur cabinet, in a recent meeting, approved the creation of 764 new posts under the Manipur State Recruitment and Logistics Management (MSRLM) scheme. The decision is aimed at filling long‑standing vacancies and boosting employment in various state departments.
The new positions span a range of administrative and technical roles, covering areas such as public works, health, education, and revenue. Officials noted that the expansion aligns with the state’s broader strategy to enhance public service delivery.
Recruitment for the posts will follow the standard selection process, with candidates expected to be shortlisted through written examinations and interviews. The government has emphasized that the appointments will be made on merit and in accordance with the latest recruitment guidelines.
The announcement comes as part of Manipur’s ongoing efforts to address unemployment and improve the efficiency of state institutions. The cabinet’s approval is expected to create immediate job opportunities for thousands of residents.
The new positions span a range of administrative and technical roles, covering areas such as public works, health, education, and revenue. Officials noted that the expansion aligns with the state’s broader strategy to enhance public service delivery.
Recruitment for the posts will follow the standard selection process, with candidates expected to be shortlisted through written examinations and interviews. The government has emphasized that the appointments will be made on merit and in accordance with the latest recruitment guidelines.
The announcement comes as part of Manipur’s ongoing efforts to address unemployment and improve the efficiency of state institutions. The cabinet’s approval is expected to create immediate job opportunities for thousands of residents.