Big news for job hunters and corporates alike in Telangana! The Director General Resettlement (DGR), part of the Ministry of Defence, is hosting a vibrant job fair at the Air Force Station in Secunderabad on Friday, November 28, 2025. The goal? To open golden doors of opportunity for ex-servicemen and help companies find hardworking, disciplined talent from the armed forces. The best part? Recruitment companies can register for free and get ready-made stalls at no cost. That’s a win-win! They can even select candidates on the spot. From fresh juniors to seasoned leaders, the jobseekers come packed with skills and dedication. The Sainik Welfare Department proudly shared, “Ex-servicemen retire at a young age from armed forces and are performing exceedingly well in various corporate sectors. The hallmark of ex-servicemen is that they are sincere, disciplined, loyal, honest and hardworking. Indian Armed Forces have highly skilled, semi skilled and skilled technicians covering various fields and are flexible for smooth transition into any job in corporate sector.” These veterans bring serious superpowers: sincerity, discipline, and a work ethic that’s hard to beat! They are experts in everything from admin, security, healthcare, and IT to logistics and technical trades like radio tech, aircraft and tank maintenance, electrical work, computer operations, and more. Every year, DGR organizes such job fairs in big cities to connect companies with ex-servicemen directly. In Telangana, the Sainik Welfare Department is the key player making this magic happen. Colonel Ramesh Kumar, director of Sainik Welfare, sent a warm call to businesses: “We invite all corporate organisations to participate and hire experienced ex-servicemen who can transition smoothly into the corporate environment.” For questions or help, companies can contact DGR through official channels. So Telangana, mark your calendars and spread the word! This job fair is a golden chance to tap into a treasure trove of discipline, skills, and leadership from India’s proud ex-servicemen.