New Delhi: The government should never be an obstacle and always be a facilitator of development, PM Narendra Modi said on Saturday that more than 10 lakh recruitment letters have been issued through the Rosagar Melus since October 2022, distributing about 51,000 appointment letters for central government jobs.Addressing the new recruitments, PM Modi said that the world admitted that India had two infinite forces, one in demographics and the other in democracy, the largest youth population and the world’s largest democracy. “This power of the youth is both the greatest assets and the strongest guarantee for the bright future of India. Our government is working day by day to convert this strength into a formula for prosperity.”Modi said that every person is entitled to the opportunity to move forward and it is the responsibility of the government to help. ,And you are my friend, young. I have a lot of confidence in you. I have high expectations from you. Wherever you are assigned to you, you should always keep citizens first. Helping them, reducing their difficulties-which alone will pursue the nation rapidly. , Modi said that apart from giving permanent government jobs, his administration is also focusing on creating new employment opportunities in the private sector. Referring to the recent cabinet decision on the Employment Linked Incentive (ELI) scheme, he said that the government will provide a youth Rs 15,000 to the youth who get their first job in the private sector, which means that the first month’s salary will be borne by the government. For this, Rs 1 lakh crore has been allocated, he said.Highlighting the recently released report of the International Labor Organization (ILO), Modi said that it was found that more than 90 million citizens in India have been brought under the umbrella of welfare schemes in the last decade, which is essentially an expansion of social securityHe also talked about the achievement of about 250 million people who came out of poverty by “defeating poverty with his strength and courage”.The PM said that global institutions like World Bank are openly praising India for this achievement and now it is being placed in the top countries in the world in terms of equality. “This means that inequality is rapidly decreasing, and we are moving towards more equality. The world is now focusing on this change,” he said.
