Ranchi: The community promotion of the livelihood of the state of Jharkhand (JSLPS) in collaboration with the public sector bank has managed to train rural youth for various skills, so that it is eligible for loans from their respective banks.
According to the annual assessment report published by the National Academy of Rudseti (Rural Development and Mandiri Training Training), Bangalore, 99% of adolescents registered with JSLPS have cleared the evaluation.
Of the total 9,629 candidates registered for the past year, 9,593 have successfully passed their evaluation.
As many as five nationalization banks, including Indian state banks, Bank Canara, Bank of India, Punjab National Bank and Bank India, trained more than 9,000 rural youths on the entrepreneurial program supported by JSLPS.
The National Report was presented by the Director of JSLPS Nancy Sahay, while overcoming all Rudseti Managers in the online district level on Wednesday, said, “It’s a matter of pride that is almost 99% of the total youth, which has registered for yourself.
Labor program, has cleared the evaluation process .
This program requires hours during a pandemic because it will help rural youths that are unemployed to develop new skills.
“He added,” as part of our training program, we mobilized youth in all states and once their training was completed, they were given financial assistance by banks participating banks so they can get their livelihoods.
” Asked about the popular sectors chosen by the youths listed under the Rudseti program, Sahay said, “The most popular sector is agriculture because 68% of trained youth has chosen to it, followed by a handloom and handicrafts which are around 16%.
Seven percent have chosen clothing manufacturing while 9% have gone for another sector.
In agriculture, vegetable management and nurseries, commercial fungal cultivation and horticulture are the most sought-after areas while making soft toys and burlap products under the handloom and handicrafts is one The most popular choice.
Many have also been trained in designing costumes and jewelry, sewing and beauty salon management and parent banks supporting them with financial assistance to start their business.
“After contact, Jamtara Resident Parinita Mandal said:” My husband has a personal job and I have no permanent income, which makes it s Throne to meet our daily needs, namely when I decided to register for the fungus cultivation program.
, I passed the 10-day training program and I began to grow mushrooms with Rs 2,000.
Then, I took a loan of Rs 2.4 lakh from the SBI Mihijam branch and now, I get Rs 20,000 in a month.
“Rudseti National Director Vipul Chandra appreciated JSLPS’s efforts and said:” The work carried out by JSLPs in the entrepreneurial program is praised because they are people who identify and mobilize candidates who need work.
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