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Mindset of seeking govt jobs should change: Vajpayee
New Delhi, Oct 30: Asserting that the government was working towards creation of one crore jobs every year, Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee today asked the youth to change their mindset of seeking government jobs and instead look towards self-employment.
New Delhi, Oct 30: Asserting that the government was
working towards creation of one crore jobs every year, Prime
Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee today asked the youth to change
their mindset of seeking government jobs and instead look
towards self-employment.
"We need to create a proper awareness among the youth
about the various employment and self-employment schemes of
the government", he said adding, it is the duty of concerned
government officers and bank managers to quickly attend to
these problems.
Vajpayee, who was addressing the first Asian summit on youth entrepreneurship and employment, said in developing countries including in India, the mindset of young people wanting government jobs has to change.
"In an era of reforms, the role of the government has changed. Rather than being directly engaged in running enterprises, the government has to facilitate the spirit of enterprise among the people to grow", he said.
Vajpayee assured the government would consider reducing interest rates for rural entrepreneurs under rural employment generation programme as sought by the Khadi and Village Industries Commission.
Bureau Report
Vajpayee, who was addressing the first Asian summit on youth entrepreneurship and employment, said in developing countries including in India, the mindset of young people wanting government jobs has to change.
"In an era of reforms, the role of the government has changed. Rather than being directly engaged in running enterprises, the government has to facilitate the spirit of enterprise among the people to grow", he said.
Vajpayee assured the government would consider reducing interest rates for rural entrepreneurs under rural employment generation programme as sought by the Khadi and Village Industries Commission.
Bureau Report