48 companies offer over 36,000 employment opportunities in Ayodhya

Ayodhya : In line with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s vision to provide employment opportunities to the state’s youth within their own districts, the Yogi government is organizing Rozgar Melas across the state. As part of this initiative, 48 companies participated in a Rozgar Mela held in Ayodhya on August 18, offering over 36,000 job opportunities.

The majority of companies offering employment opportunities to local youth in Ayodhya are associated with sectors such as manufacturing, engineering, telecom, healthcare, construction, and IT. Over 10,000 young individuals registered for the employment fair, and so far, more than 5,500 of them have received placement offers.

The companies providing employment opportunities in Ayodhya include prominent firms such as Insta Human Management Private Limited, Suzlon Energy, Tumble Dry Solution Private Limited, Career Bridge, and Richa IBM.

Additionally, tablets and smartphones were distributed to over 3,415 students under the Swami Vivekananda Yuva Sashaktikaran Yojana. The government’s goal is to equip the youth with technical skills to prepare them for future challenges. Employment fairs are being organized in various districts under the aegis of the Uttar Pradesh Skill Development Mission, State Industrial Training Institute, Directorate of Training and Employment, and the MSME Department.

It’s important to note that under the Mission Rozgar Campaign in the state, the Yogi government is organizing Rozgar Melas in every district. Over the past seven and a half years, more than six and a half lakh youth have secured job opportunities in the government sector, while over two crore youth have found opportunities in the private sector.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is personally participating in district-level mega employment and loan fairs, where he distributes appointment letters to the youth. Just two days ago in Ambedkar Nagar, CM Yogi presented appointment letters to over 6,700 young individuals for employment in various companies. Additionally, more than 13,000 students received tablets.