Govt. to issue notification to fill 35,000 jobs soon

• Youth addicted to bad habits due to lack of jobs
• Government takes responsibility for skill development training
• Internship for Degree and Engineering students from next year
• The CM warns engineering colleges for not maintaining standards
• Launched BFSI skill development program in 38 Colleges

Making it clear that his government is determined to provide a skilled workforce to the entire world, Chief Minister Sri A Revanth Reddy announced that the city of Hyderabad will be promoted as the hub of skill development, besides developing the city as an education hub. The Chief Minister sought everyone’s cooperation to place Hyderabad on the global stage as a destination for a technical skill training center that is being useful for the bright future of the students.

The CM said that unemployment has increased and the jobless youth did not get employment opportunities in the state in the last ten years. 30 lakh job aspirants registered on the TSPSC website itself. About 50 lakh unemployed people are struggling for jobs in the state. The People’s Government recognized the seriousness of the unemployment problem and recruitment letters were given to 30,000 selected candidates within 3 months of coming to power in the state. The official process to fill another 35,000 vacancies including DSC, Group 1, Group 2, Group 3 and other jobs is under progress. Further, the government is taking all measures to fill another 35,000 jobs in the next 2 to 3 months.

CM Revanth Reddy launched the BFSI skill development training program in 38 colleges at Masab Tank JNTU auditorium on Wednesday. IT Minister Sridhar Babu, Education Secretary Burra Venkatesham, Technical Education Commissioner Sridevasena, Higher Education Board Chairman Limbadri, BFSI Consortium representatives Mamata Madireddy, Ramesh, Equip representatives Hemant Gupta, G.Saikiran participated in this program.

Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that his government is focusing on creating employment opportunities for the youth. Efforts are being made to provide job security through skill development training to the youth and meet the industry requirements. As a part of this, the Government held discussion with BFSI representatives and launched this program which has been designed to offer training to 10,000 students by the time they complete graduation. The trained students will get jobs in the banking, financial service and insurance sectors.

Congratulating the Equip company for providing the necessary funds and preparing the syllabus for these courses, the Chief Minister called upon the students to utilize the opportunity to get jobs soon after the completion of their studies.

The talented students will get job opportunities if they possess skills, the Chief Minister said that 3 lakh students pass out with degrees every year in the state but are unable to find jobs due to lack of skills. The industries have been facing a shortage of employees with technical skills. The government is taking a special initiative to address the issue by giving top priority to skill development training for the youth. The Government also decided to introduce internships for degree and engineering students from next year. The initiative will provide students with practical knowledge.

CM Revanth Reddy explained that the innovative courses are launched to provide jobs in Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) fields for degree and engineering students. These courses are started to teach the skills required for BFSI and the government will take the responsibility of providing required skilled manpower to the industries.

The Chief Minister expressed serious concern over the youth addicted to ganja and drugs. It is worrying that the engineering students are caught as drug peddlers. The CM appealed to the students and their parents to support the government in the eradication of drugs and ganja. To overcome the drug menace, the government launched skill development training programs.

The CM is serious on some engineering colleges for not maintaining minimum standards in providing job skills and some colleges are running institutions without teachers, basic facilities. The Chief Minister warned that the government will cancel the permission of the colleges that failed to maintain educational standards.

Explaining the government’s initiatives, the CM said that ITIs are being upgraded and converted them into advanced technology centers with the collaboration of Tata Technologies. A pilot project has already been started at Mallepally ITI. Every student of this institution will get a job. All the ITIs in the state will also be converted into ATCs in the next two years.

The Chief Minister reminded that the government has already set up Young India Skill University and Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra has been appointed as the Chairman of the university Board. The university will offer job guarantee courses for thousands of youth in various fields every year.

The polytechnic colleges will also be upgraded, the CM said that Young India Sports University and Sports Academy will be established and promote the Telangana State as a role model for the country. The sports university will train aspiring sports persons and support the athletes in all ways. The government will seek the cooperation of the multinational company CEOs who studied at Hyderabad Public School for state development.

The company presented a cheque of Rs 2.5 crores to the Chief Minister. On this occasion, the Chief Minister launched Equip Skill Portal which created the data of the students.