MillenniumPost
Nation

‘4.5 crore youth to be trained in employable skills by 2022’

Describing youth as the future of India, Maharashtra Governor C Vidyasagar Rao on Monday said the
state government has set a target of training 4.5 crore youth in employable skills by 2022.

“Youth are the future of this nation. The state government has set an ambitious target of equipping 4.5 crore youth with employable skills under the National Skill Development Mission by 2022. This will help in creating 45 lakh skilled people every year,” Rao said addressing a gathering on the 66th Republic Day at Shivaji Park here.

On the occasion, he unfurled the tricolour and reviewed the ceremonial parade. “A separate department of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship will be set up to help in creating trained workforce as well as entrepreneurs,” he said.

The state government has launched ‘Operation Kayapalat’ to rejuvenate the Primary Health Centres across the state and to provide quality health services to citizens throughout the year, he said.

“The scheme will focus on maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the rural health centres. A successful beginning has been made in Pune and Kolhapur districts. The government will encourage private companies to take up this activity as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility,” he said.

The state government is committed to building a world- class national monument of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the Arabian Sea, the Governor said. “I also reiterate the resolve of my government to build a grand memorial of Bharat Ratna Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar at Indu Mill in Mumbai,” he said.

Next Story
Share it