Lucknow,

7 Dec (HS): An employment fair was organized at the Government Industrial

Training Institute (ITI) in Aliganj, Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, to

provide youth with jobs under the Prime Minister's Internship Scheme. The

Modi-Yogi government is engaged in a campaign to provide employment and jobs to

as many young people as possible. At this fair, 476 young people were offered

jobs.

The

officials of the regional employment department actively supported this job

fair organized in Lucknow under the Prime Minister's Internship Scheme. Youths

started arriving here since morning in the hope of getting a job and the selection

process continued. Officials from several companies related to vehicle

manufacturing had come with the intention of selecting trained youth for about

1500 posts and about 600 youth registered their presence. The youth had to go

through several stages of the selection process. However, during this time many

youth were not able to provide even basic information related to their course.

In such a situation, the officials who had come with the offers were also

disappointed.

476

youth got jobs: Principal of ITI Lucknow, Rajkumar, said that 33 companies from

across the country and the state had come to the employment fair for

placements. More than 600 candidates had come to participate in the selection

process for approximately 1,500 posts. After completion of all the procedures,

476 youth have been given job offers. He said that the selected candidates will

be given a salary of Rs 10,000 to Rs 27,000 by the company, along with lunch,

dress and necessary medical facilities. He said that this employment fair was

organized under the Prime Minister's Internship Scheme.

Such

events will continue to take place: MA Khan, placement officer at the

Government ITI, Aliganj, Lucknow, stated that a large number of candidates have

secured good jobs, and the job fair is yielding positive results. He added that

many young people often forget technical knowledge due to long training gaps,

while some private institutions are also failing to provide up-to-date

training. Such young people are often unable to succeed at job fairs. He added

that job fairs will continue to be held.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi