UD Directorate helps 15 youths get job letters

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In an move to increase employment facility for the youths of the State, on the effort of the State Government 15 youths from Barki Saraiya Nagar Panchayat received appointment letters at the Directorate of Urban Administration under the Urban Development and Housing Department of the State Government on Monday on a salary of Rs 17,500 per month after training for only two months.

These are the students who are taking intermediate and some graduate education after matriculation.

Director, Urban Administration, Vijaya Jadhav also gave many necessary suggestions before giving appointment letters to the youth. Jadhav said that all of the youths do not have to stop here, you should be proficient in your work and find further opportunities and continue further studies. “If you are going away from your city, then work with restraint and save some money from your income and provide financial help to the family,” she added. The Director also urged the youth to inform the unemployed youth of rural areas about these schemes so that they can get the benefit of it. She said that with the blessings of Chief Minister, Hemant Soren and under the guidance of Secretary, Urban Development and Housing Department, Vinay Kumar Choubey, we are constantly striving towards providing such jobs to more youth.

Sixteen youths of Barki Saraiya Nagar Panchayat under EST and P, a component of Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana-National Urban Livelihood Mission, have been recruited by Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology (CIPET) in Ranchi Jharkhand for 480 hours Machine Operator Assistant Plastic processing job role. After that, Jaihind Autotech Industries of Pune has hired 15 youth out of 16 under campus selection at Rs.17500 per month and provided appointment letters through the State Government. All these youths left for Pune on November, 22 itself. These youths are trained to operate injection machines, modeling machines and executors. The special thing is that even after getting these youth jobs, the state government will also give assistance at the rate of Rs 1500 per month for three months.

On this occasion, there was great happiness among the youth who took the appointment letter and they thanked the Government's plan and the Chief Minister in particular.

Aditya Kumar of Badki Saraiya, who took the appointment letter, said that the financial condition of the family is not right, this job will improve the financial condition of his house. He is pursuing his graduation and can continue his studies even further.

Assistant Director, Shailesh Priyadarshi, Joint Directors of CIPET, Praveen B Bachav and B Srukar, the State Mission Manager Kumar Bam, PRO of Smart City Corporation, Amit Kumar and many other officials were present in the program.

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