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At the outset, Assistant Director Employment, Sanjay Bhat delivered a detailed presentation on Mission YUVA, outlining its objectives, key features, eligibility criteria and facilitation support available to prospective entrepreneurs.
Officers and officials of stakeholder departments attended the programme and highlighted the schemes available for economic upliftment and employment generation in the UT.
The speakers appreciated the enthusiastic participation of the youth and emphasized the importance of such outreach programmes in fostering an entrepreneurial ecosystem at the grassroots level. They stated that Mission YUVA is a transformative initiative aimed at nurturing entrepreneurial talent, generating sustainable employment opportunities and promoting self-reliance among the younger generation.
Experts from the stakeholder departments sensitized the participants about various schemes under Mission YUVA, including the registration process, financial assistance, handholding support and other benefits.
The programme also featured interaction sessions wherein successful entrepreneurs shared their experiences and highlighted the positive impact of government initiatives on their ventures, inspiring aspiring youth to pursue self-employment as a viable career option. A large number of youth and local residents attended the mela.
