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M.P. Stress on self-employment
By Our Staff Correspondent
BHOPAL, APRIL, 14.The Madhya Pradesh Government is at present
laying greater emphasis on creating avenues for self-employment
rather than enduring to act as a leading agency for providing
jobs to the unemployed.
The Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, Mr. Digvijay Singh, has said
there is a need to augment self-employment avenues in view of
shrinking job opportunities. He was speaking after formally
launching new courses in Information Technology and laying the
foundation stone of the building of Entrepreneurship Development
Centre here on Thursday.
The Chief Minister said that shrinking employment opportunities
is the biggest challenge before the country. The job
opportunities in the Government as well as industries are
decreasing, he said and added that in such a situation, it is
necessary to create opportunities of self-employment. For this
purpose, it is necessary to target the youth and provide proper
guidance and training for self-employment avenues with low
investment. Training in quality and marketing of products should
also be given to them, he added.
The Chief Minister said there is wide scope for self- employment
in Information Technology and bio-diversity sectors. Efforts have
been made to provide IT-enabled services to the youth and this
would help them get jobs after only a few months training. He
said the Entrepreneurship Development Centre should play an
important role in this direction.
The State Government has constituted the Bio-diversity Board and
special attention is being paid to initiate work in the
biotechnology sphere, Mr. Singh added. He said considerable
attention is also being paid to develop the concept of micro-
credit in the State and went on to inform that at present, 35000
self-help groups are functioning in the State.
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