Young entrepreneurs got elated on meeting Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Chouhan was also overwhelmed by emotions after hearing the success stories of the young entrepreneurs and self-employment beneficiaries. The young entrepreneurs attending the Yuva Udyami Sammelan at the Chief Minister's House here on Wednesday said that they used to work for others earlier, but are now giving employment to others. This has changed the direction and condition of their lives.
Youths from various areas of the State attending the convention of beneficiaries of the Mukhyamantri Swarozgar Yojana and Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami Yojana shared their success stories enthusiastically. Congratulating them, the Chief Minister said that the State Government will leave no stone unturned to make them self-reliant. He interacted with the beneficiaries. He gave tips for success in business and wished them success.
Sharing his experiences, Anil Dani of village Saingadangi in Sehore district said that now he is providing employment to 40 persons. He started cement production availing Rs1 crore loan under the Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami Yojana. Similarly, Meenaxi Dwivedi of Mahuganj tahasil of Rewa district started a stone crusher. She obtained Rs46 lakh 30 thousand loan for a stone crusher plant and machinery. Ajay Parmar of Dewas district established a plastic engineering component manufacturing unit costing Rs1 crore. He provides employment to 10 persons in his factory. He is planning to export his products.
Aziz Ansari of Maheshwar obtained Rs50 lakh loan to establish a sari production unit. Govind Goyal got Rs50 lakh loan to set up a flour mill. He is providing employment to 15 persons. Similarly, Ranjana Verma of Bhopal also established a flour mill costing Rs1 crore, providing employment to others.