By Sanjeev Shekhar
Ranchi-
With an idea to motivate the most depressed section of people belonging to primitive tribe, the state of Jharkhand has chalked out a plan for direct recruitment of youth belonging to the community. The Chief Minister, Madhu Koda, would be providing them appointment letter on August 15.
The decision to this effect was taken on Wednesday in the high-level meeting presided by the Chief Minister. The government has directed the Welfare department to conduct the survey of youth belonging to the primitive tribe across the state by the end of this month or first week of August who have passed out their graduation examinations after 2005. Earlier the government claimed to have provided jobs to 90-youth belonging to the primitive tribe who passed their graduation examinations.
“We will continue the process of direct appointment of primitive tribe youth who have completed their graduation and are sitting idle. We’ll identify and conduct survey of youth since 2005 of the community in order to enable them for the job,” the Chief Minister, Madhu Koda, directed the officials of the department.
Such youth will also be included in the list of appointments, who for some reason or the other, missed out the opportunity to secure the job in 2005. The survey will cover the primitive tribe unemployed youth in between 2005-06. They will be provided with a job in various departments like health, education, welfare, collectorate of districts etc.
“The level of job will be of grade four presently,” an official present in the meeting said.
The government has also decided to grant scholarship to such students of the primitive tribe who are pursuing their higher studies. The appointment letter will be provided on the Independence Day as a mark of reverence to such youth in order to boost them for future growth and connect them to the main stream of society, said the official present in the meeting.
Those present in the meeting included the deputy chief minister, Stephen Marandi, and Welfare Minister, Joba Manjhi. Among the top ranking officials were the principal secretary to the chief minister, Sukhdev Singh, development commissioner, A.K.Singh, finance secretary, Rajbala Verma and officials from the welfare department.
Sanjeev Shekhar
Ranchi-
With an idea to motivate the most depressed section of people belonging to primitive tribe, the state of Jharkhand has chalked out a plan for direct recruitment of youth belonging to the community. The Chief Minister, Madhu Koda, would be providing them appointment letter on August 15.
The decision to this effect was taken on Wednesday in the high-level meeting presided by the Chief Minister. The government has directed the Welfare department to conduct the survey of youth belonging to the primitive tribe across the state by the end of this month or first week of August who have passed out their graduation examinations after 2005. Earlier the government claimed to have provided jobs to 90-youth belonging to the primitive tribe who passed their graduation examinations.
“We will continue the process of direct appointment of primitive tribe youth who have completed their graduation and are sitting idle. We’ll identify and conduct survey of youth since 2005 of the community in order to enable them for the job,” the Chief Minister, Madhu Koda, directed the officials of the department.
Such youth will also be included in the list of appointments, who for some reason or the other, missed out the opportunity to secure the job in 2005. The survey will cover the primitive tribe unemployed youth in between 2005-06. They will be provided with a job in various departments like health, education, welfare, collectorate of districts etc.
“The level of job will be of grade four presently,” an official present in the meeting said.
The government has also decided to grant scholarship to such students of the primitive tribe who are pursuing their higher studies. The appointment letter will be provided on the Independence Day as a mark of reverence to such youth in order to boost them for future growth and connect them to the main stream of society, said the official present in the meeting.
Those present in the meeting included the deputy chief minister, Stephen Marandi, and Welfare Minister, Joba Manjhi. Among the top ranking officials were the principal secretary to the chief minister, Sukhdev Singh, development commissioner, A.K.Singh, finance secretary, Rajbala Verma and officials from the welfare department.
Sanjeev Shekhar
Media Consultant/Journalist/PR
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