The Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government is set to deliver a major employment boost in 2026, with plans to create nearly 1.5 lakh government jobs across various departments, according to media reports.
CM Yogi Adityanath Government’s Big Push in 2026
The largest share of recruitments is expected in the police and education sectors, reflecting the state government’s dual focus on strengthening law and order and improving the quality of education. Officials said the recruitment drive aims to address long-pending vacancies while generating large-scale employment opportunities for the youth.
1.5 Lakh Government Jobs Planned Across Uttar Pradesh
As per reports, the police department will see significant hiring to further enhance public safety and bolster manpower across districts. Simultaneously, the education department is likely to recruit teachers and academic staff to meet growing institutional needs and improve student-teacher ratios.
The proposed recruitment drive is part of the Yogi government’s broader strategy to promote transparent, merit-based hiring and ensure timely appointments. Over the past several years, the state government has repeatedly highlighted its efforts to eliminate irregularities in recruitment processes and restore public trust.
Officials said preparations are underway to streamline examination schedules, selection procedures, and appointment timelines to ensure smooth execution of the large-scale hiring plan in 2026. Recruitment notifications are expected to be issued in phases.
The announcement has generated optimism among job aspirants, especially in education and uniformed services, as government employment continues to be a key aspiration for millions of youths in Uttar Pradesh.
Political observers note that the planned recruitment drive aligns with the state’s development agenda, focusing on youth empowerment, institutional strengthening, and long-term governance reforms. If implemented as planned, the initiative could mark one of the largest government hiring exercises in Uttar Pradesh in recent years.
