Aspirants question 15-year delay in job notification for Women and Child Welfare Department in Andhra Pradesh

Job seekers in Andhra Pradesh are protesting a 15-year delay in recruitment for the Women and Child Welfare Department. Despite previous government approvals for 243 posts, only 29 have been sanctioned, leading to frustration among aspirants.
Why it matters
This highlights systemic issues in government recruitment processes and the impact of administrative delays on public service delivery.
Aspirants question 15-year delay in job notification for Women and Child Welfare Department in Andhra Pradesh Despite 243 vacancies cleared in 2023, the decision to sanction only 29 posts under G.O. Ms. No. 81 triggers concerns; job seekers question decision of changing the recruitment agency VIJAYAWADA Aspirants have been waiting for the recruitment for posts in the Women and Child Welfare Department since nearly 15 years, even as the Andhra Pradesh government has acknowledged the need to fill the vacancies to strengthen the delivery of welfare programmes at the grassroots level. https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/andhra-pradesh/ The last recruitment notification for Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) posts was issued in 2012, before Andhra Pradesh was bifurcated. Despite financial clearance for 243 posts in March 2023 and subsequent permission to recruit through the Andhra Pradesh Medical Services Recruitment Board (APMSRB), no notification has been issued so far.
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