Under the employment mission of the UP government, an employment fair will be organized in Ramnagari Ayodhya. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will inaugurate the employment fair in Ayodhya on August 18. More than 100 companies will be involved in this. A target has been set to provide employment to more than 50 thousand youth in this fair, before this an employment fair will also be organized in Ambedkar Nagar on 17th August. A target has been set to fill 21 thousand posts.
The UP government has taken the initiative to provide direct employment to the youth in Ramnagari through employment fair. On August 18, an employment fair will be organized at Acharya Narendra Dev Agricultural University located in Kumarganj, Ayodhya. UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will be present in it. The Chief Minister will directly interact with the youth in the program. This will be the third visit of UP Chief Minister Yogi to Ayodhya in 15 days.
The employment fair will be organized by Uttar Pradesh Skill Development Mission. A target has been set to fill more than 50 thousand vacancies through the employment fair in Ayodhya. More than 100 companies from different sectors will participate in it. Big companies like Adani Group, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, Flipkart, Honda, Accenture, Lava, Nokia and Suzuki will participate in the fair. Along with students trained from Uttar Pradesh Skill Development Mission and ITI, other youth will also be able to participate in it.
Before this, a job fair will also be organized in Ambedkar Nagar on 17th August, in which 46 companies will participate. A target has been set to fill 21 thousand posts through this employment fair. Therefore, on 17-18 August, a large number of youth will be given employment through walk in interview.
According to the information received from the UP government, in the last seven and a half years, youth have been given employment opportunities in government jobs as well as in private companies. Apart from big employment fairs, youth have been employed in private companies through employment fairs in every district. In the last seven and a half years, more than 6.5 lakh youth have been provided employment through government and 3.5 lakh contracts, while about 2 crore private and MSME jobs have been provided.