Lucknow, 23 May (HS):

Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Uttar Pradesh

government is continuously taking big steps to connect the youth with

employment. In this sequence, a huge employment fair will be organized by the

Uttar Pradesh Skill Development Mission on Saturday in the Malviya Auditorium

of the University of Lucknow. Through this employment fair, the youth of the

state will be provided extensive employment opportunities in the private

sector.

Mission Director

of Uttar Pradesh Skill Development Mission, Pulkit Khare will be present as a special

guest in the program. More than 35 reputed companies will participate in the

employment fair, which will select the youth in various fields. More than 2500

employment opportunities will be made available through the fair. The job fair

will feature companies from various sectors, including automobile, electronics,

tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, information technology and ITES,

banking-financial services and insurance, and the apparel industry. Major

participating companies include Barbeque Nation, Paytm Hitachi, Shahi

Industries, Swift Trucks, GM Modulars, and many others.

The special

feature of this job fair is that candidates with qualifications ranging from

8th grade pass to ITI, Polytechnic, Graduate, B.Tech, and MBA can participate.

The age limit for candidates is generally set at 18 to 45 years. According to

officials from the Uttar Pradesh Skill Development Mission, this job fair is

based on the concept of inclusive employment, to provide employment

opportunities to youth with diverse educational backgrounds.

Under the

leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the state government is

prioritizing skill development and employment generation. The government's goal

is not only to train youth, but also to connect them with employment and

self-reliance. This is why employment opportunities are being provided to youth

across the state through continuous job fairs, skill training programs, and

partnerships with private companies.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi