Food Corporation of Indiaâ€This is a massive recruitment drive
undertaken by the FCI,†state-run FCI Executive Director (Personnel) D
V Devinder Kumar Bhalla today said in a statement.
He said that 3,755 vacancies have been filled up in the category III in
the first phase through the Staff Selection Commission (SSC). Offer
letters are being issued at the Zonal office level and some of the
candidates have already joined.
The recruitment for the 6,545 posts in Category III in the second phase
is underway. The written examination for this selection has been
concluded by SSC and the subsequent process will be completed before the
issue of appointment letters.
That apart, the FCI has now advertised 460 vacancies in the managerial
cadre (Category II) and soon plans to advertise 30 vacancies for
Assistant General Manager, Category-I posts.
Stating that the proposed Food law requires massive foodgrain
management, Bhalla said extra manpower would be required to run the
operation of FCI, which currently handles about 80 million tonnes of
foodgrains.
FCI said more number of staff will be recruited in the north zone, where
maximum foodgrains are handled, followed by south, west, east and
northeast zones.
The proposed Food law aims to provide legal right on subsidised foodgrains to 67 per cent of the population.
FCI is the nodal agency for foodgrains procurement and distribution.
Last month, the government had put on hold its plans to bring an
Ordinance on Food Security in the face of opposition within and outside
and decided to make another attempt to evolve a consensus to get it
through in Parliament.
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