More than 10,000 jobs would be generated after the establishment of the proposed IT Park and the electronic manufacturing cluster (EMC) with an investment of around Rs 95 crore at the IT Park in Jabalpur, BJP State vice-president and MP Rakesh Singh said.
With the establishment of IT Park in Jabalpur the students of Mahakaushal and Bundelkhand would become skilled, aware and would be provided with options in the field of Information technology, said Singh.
Providing the plans of BJP ruled Central Government Singh told that they would develop world class infrastructure for the IT parks in the state. The IT Park which would be established in the State would be different from the 12 Advance Training Institutes across the country.
Establishment of ITI in the 134 development blocks of the State will create competition of skills and knowledge among the youths and they would be benefited with the growing industrialisation.
In the lack of knowledge and skills the youths at local level were deprived of opportunities and benefits but the situation would change.
Singh expressed gratitude towards Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and hoped that they would help in making the state prosperous by developing small industries and providing jobs for everyone.
Increased interest of central institutes to establish their institutes in the state is encouraging and good omen for the state. Proposals from Steel Authority of India, Hindustan Copper, Nalco have been approved by the State.
State capital BJP spokesperson Vishvas Sarang inspected and reviewed the arrangement of the stone laying ceremony of the proposed IT Park on Monday by Union Minister of Information and Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad.
Sarang said that establishment of IT Park State would generate employment for 50,000 people directly and indirectly. State Government is working to provide all the basic facilities for the development of IT Park which would be developed in 212 acres of land.