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News India Live, Digital Desk: Just nine years ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi started ‘Kaushal Bharat Mission’ on 15 July 2015. His visionary goal was to make India the ‘skill capital’ of the world, so that the youth of the country can not only get employment, but can become self -sufficient with their ability. This campaign has been designed to fully use India’s demographic dividend.
The main objective of this ambitious campaign is to make the youth employable by providing industry-based skills and make them self-reliant. Statistics show that this mission has been extremely successful in its journey: So far more than 5 crore 76 lakh people have been trained across the country, and about 77 lakh people have got employment or have started their own enterprises. The government aims to provide skills to more than 6 crore people in the future.
Several important schemes are being run under ‘Kaushal Bharat Mission’. The most prominent among them is ‘Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana’ (PMKVY). It is a comprehensive plan that gives youth short-term training in various fields. It also has a provision to give certificates to the experienced people through special projects and ‘previous learning recognition’ (RPL). In addition, the ‘Jan Shikshan Sansthan’ (JSS) is specially designed for those who are illiterate or newlyols, so that they can improve their socio-economic status. At the same time, the ‘National Educationity Promotion Scheme’ (Naps) gives the youth on-a-job training and stipend through industries. All these schemes are coordinated with various ministries, so that maximum access and impact can be ensured.
The youth do not need any special qualification to take advantage of these schemes, although there may be some basic eligibility criteria for each course. Beneficiaries can go to PMKVY’s official website PMKVYOFFICIAL.ORG and get information about your choice of your choice and closest training center. They can develop skills in diverse fields such as data entry, computer basics, nursing assistant, hospitality, retail, and electronics. Typically, people in the age group of 15 to 45 years can attend these training programs.
In short, ‘Kaushal Bharat Mission’ is not only associating millions of people with employment, but it is a major step towards converting India’s demographic dividend into a powerful workforce. It is playing an important role in accelerating economic development and realizing the dream of ‘self -sufficient India’.