According to CM Ashok Gehlot, 3 lakh government jobs are being created in Rajasthan

3 lakh government jobs

3 lakh government jobs are being created in Rajasthan: On Thursday, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that Rajasthan was leading the nation in giving young people jobs in both the commercial and public sectors. He also stated that the state government is in charge of over 3 lakh public jobs.

According to Ashok Gehlot

Speaking to the youths at the massive job fair in Udaipur on Thursday, Gehlot said that the state government’s policies had also created favorable conditions for investments and employment prospects on a huge scale in the private sector.

According to the government of India statistics, Rajasthan was ranked second overall with a GDP growth rate of 11.04%, he claimed. In addition to talking to the youths, the chief minister provided numerous job seekers with offer letters. Gehlot opened a single-window registration system and job platform called Rajseel (Rajasthan Skill, Employment, Entrepreneurship & Livelihoods) at the event.

He added that the state’s new MSME statute also promoted micro, small, and medium-sized businesses. “As a result, new business owners are receiving loans with no interest. Additionally, the state is free of labor disturbance. Rajasthan has turned into the top investment destination as a result of these advantages, according to Gehlot.

He claimed that during the recently held Invest Rajasthan Summit, MoUs worth Rs 11 lakh crore were signed. According to him, they will probably result in the creation of about 10 lakh employment.

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MoUs were signed by the Rajasthan Skill and Livelihood Development Corporation (RSLDC), Aamdhane Pvt. Ltd., Quess Corp., Checkmate Services Pvt. Ltd., Desire Corporate Services Pvt. Ltd., Yes Bank, and Lohagarh Resorts Pvt. Ltd. in order to help young people find work. Over 25,000 young people will have employment options thanks to these businesses in the upcoming years.

Ashok Chandna, a minister of state (Mos) for skill, planning, and entrepreneurship, claimed that holding job fairs in every district gives young people the opportunity to find jobs. According to him, “more than 10,000 youths have been selected for positions at the Udaipur Job Fair.”

Later that day, the CM opened two flyovers in Udaipur that cost, respectively, Rs. 19.55 and Rs. 19.86 to build.