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Creating better job opportunities in rural India

Creating better job opportunities in rural India
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Suggest measures to create jobs in rural areas so as to prevent excessive strain on our urban areas and at the same time enhance the development of the villages.How would creating ...

Suggest measures to create jobs in rural areas so as to prevent excessive strain on our urban areas and at the same time enhance the development of the villages.

How would creating better employment opportunities in rural areas help stop migration to cities and thus prevent excessive strain on our urban areas at the same time enhancing the development of the villages?

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saurav tyagi
saurav tyagi 11 years 6 months ago
Defeat does not mean we should stop walking. Defeat does not mean we should quit from our task. But it is a chance to rise because we fall to rise.
Alok Sharma
Alok Sharma 11 years 6 months ago
Dear Prime Minister, I would like to see the Street Cigarette sellers so called Khokha vendors as government employees on the basis of monthly sales. Can we do a survey to make them government employees on sales aspects? It will achieve our target of 1 billion jobs, including some other people of similar kind in India. For an example, if a street vendor is given a salary along with health benefits depending on target; it will give a huge boost to people.. Also support to Swachh Bhart Mission.
pankaj vyas
pankaj vyas 11 years 6 months ago
Skill development ke jyada se jyada program unhe sarkar ki yojnao ki sahi or prabhabi jankari kyon ki gaano me log kam pade likhe hote esliye uska prabhabi madhyam dundhna ati absyak hai ese industries ko ane ke liye protsahan jo jyada se jyada rural area ke logo ko kam de sarkari upkram bhi rural area me hi jyada lagae jai logo ko arthik sarkari sahayata ki sceams se labh Milne ki bahut kathin or apartarshi v bhrastachari tantra se bachana hoga sahayata dene ki prakriya ka saralikaran
kulai rajkumar
kulai rajkumar 11 years 6 months ago
SIR PLEASE REMOVE SOCIAL BENFITE SHEMEE AND SEND THAT AMOUNT IN GOVT SECTOR INDISTRES LIKE SUGAR PAPER CENMENT MEDICAL SECTORS FOR EXAMPLE IN AP THE SOCIAL SEQURITY PENSIONS AMOUNT IN MONTH 36 CORE IN ONE DISTRICT IN 13 DIST OF AP ITS TAKE 4680000000RS EXPENDITURE IN MONTH SO AVOID THIS AND INCIST THIS AMOUNT IN GOVT SECTOR INDUSTIRES WE AVIOUD SO MNY PROBLEMS IN UNEMPLOYMENT AND PROVIDES GOOD JOBS IN GOVT SECTORS S PLEASE SAVE INDIA MODI GARU
Vijayakumar Jaganathan
Vijayakumar Jaganathan 11 years 6 months ago
All Industries should open their factories in rural areas with 50% of jobs for local people. Skill buiding should also be added as primary responsibilty to all industries.
Prakash Oza
Prakash Oza 11 years 6 months ago
sarkar ko gaon mai dyan dena hoga jisame Pashupalan, Small Industries ko gaon mai lagane ke liye State or Centre Govt ko aage hona hoga, gaon mai bahut scop hai, small industries ko gaon mai lagane ke liye govt interest batae, or gaon ke logo educate kare, Corruption free investment ho jisase job creat hoga, logo ko gaon mai Water, Light or Road (transprort ) ka Suvidha Sarkaar kare. Investment ke liye prostahit kare
sumit suman
sumit suman 11 years 6 months ago
Most of our rural work & food not able to reach markets. We have to centralized mall for consumer and sellers. We have to sell food etc form rural peoples package them, store them and supply to markets in india & world. We have to make ununited maket to united market. The World’s biggest number of job opportunities are available in this sectors . We need to start this agency with various companies collaboration. For detail plan & idea contact me.
Vivek Shukla
Vivek Shukla 11 years 6 months ago
U must be thinking why IBS? What's in a name? Merely this name would send strong signals of commitment to investment by India.
Vivek Shukla
Vivek Shukla 11 years 6 months ago
• They would coordinate with all departments & minimise bureaucratic loop for investors. Investor would just invest, that's all. If no new appointments is feasible, then relocate new probationers (yes NEW ones only) to IBS and it would turn affordable. Incentivise them with a share in application and licensing fees of new business setups, based on investor feedback. Traditional socialist attitude of selection procedure of UPSC could also be transformed, modernized and updated.