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Grab jobs with skill, youth told
Deputy Chairman of AP Legislative Council Reddy Subrahmanyam, requested the unemployed youth that they should take advantage of the job opportunities provided by the multinational companies.
Kakinada: Deputy Chairman of AP Legislative Council Reddy Subrahmanyam, requested the unemployed youth that they should take advantage of the job opportunities provided by the multinational companies.
He participated as a chief guest and launched the Job Mela organised by the Vikasa and Kaushal Godavari at Kothapeta Junior College here on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, Subrahmanyam said that those who have the merit and skills in their respective fields would get the right jobs. Recommendations for the job opportunities would not work here in the Mela.
He informed that representatives from 31 companies participated in the Mela to select suitable candidates for jobs in their companies.
MPP Reddy Anantha Kumari presided over the launch meeting, while Kothapeta MLA Chirla Jaggi Reddy and former MLA Bandaru Satyananda Rao also spoke in the meeting.
Alamuru MPP Kotha Dhana Lakshmi, ZPTC Dharanala Rama Krishna, Bandaru Sanjeev and Vikasa PD VN Rao and others participated.
