This Diwali, A Unique "Gift" From The PM To Youth Across The Country
NDTV
PM Modi had said in June this year that ten lakh jobs would be created by December next year.
In a unique Diwali celebration this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will "gift" jobs to 75,000 youth across the country. The PM will interact with youngsters through video conferencing on October 22, two days before Diwali, sources said.
Appointment letters will be handed over to 75,000 young people for jobs in various ministries and government departments.
Jobs will be allocated in the Defence Ministry, Railway Ministry, the post department, Home Ministry, Labour and Employment Ministry, Central Industrial Security Force, Central Bureau of Investigation, customs, and banking, among others.
Union ministers will also participate in this program from different cities across the country.
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