SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 20: Deputy
Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh today said the initiatives taken by the Government
for honing and providing technical skills to the youth would ensure creation of
a proper manpower besides making them job ready.
The Deputy Chief Minister was speaking at a function organized to
distribute the Reorganization of Prior Learning (RPL) certificates under
Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) at Tagore Hall to the trainees of
different trades which had come from various parts of the valley.
MLC Surindar Ambardar was also present. The Deputy
Chief Minister while highlighting the importance of PMKVY said that the
initiative would ensure that proper skill training is ensured to the youth and
the aspiring people so that they are able to compete in the job market not only
within the country but abroad as well. He said that it is historic initiative
aimed to empower the youth of the country by making them technically well
versed with different trades.
While referring to the traditional Kashmiri craftsmanship, Singh said
that it is well-known that it had a global appeal and reach. He said that the
handicrafts made by them were being sold and marketed throughout the globe from
times immemorial.
The Deputy Chief Minister while appreciating the efforts being
undertaken by the Prime Minister said that these have been instrumental in
ensuring that the India comes up as one of the Global giants. He said that the
initiative Make in India would change the image of country from importer of
goods to exporter of goods, besides creating lakhs of jobs in the country.
"Initiative would also be game changer in the economy of the country by
ensuring that the quantum of exports increases which would give the necessary
flip to the local industry as well," he added.
MLC Surindar Ambardar also spoke on the occasion and highlighted the
importance of Skill India. He said that the programme would empower the youth
of country with job oriented skills for prospective career.
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