
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will use his Independence Day speech to address Generation Z's concerns, freepressjournal.in reports. He plans to announce the recruitment of two lakh youths in government departments…
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will use his Independence Day speech to address Generation Z's concerns, freepressjournal.in reports. He plans to announce the recruitment of two lakh youths in government departments and reservations for Agniveers in state jobs. The speech comes after student agitations over the NEET paper leak and JPSC exam irregularities.
Yadav may also dedicate the next year to youth, launch skill development programmes for private-sector jobs, and introduce schemes for tribal girls' education. The government aims to rationalise exams conducted by the PSC and ESB, bringing new rules before the cabinet soon. Free coaching at Sandapani Schools is also expected.
The promises of 2 lakh government jobs and Agniveer quotas are typical pre-election sops, but they also respond to real Gen Z anger over exam leaks and unemployment. Critics will call it a vote-buying exercise, yet the state has at least named a target. The real test is not the speech but the cabinet's timeline for rationalising PSC and ESB exams and the actual number of appointment letters issued in the next six months.
Source: freepressjournal.in
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