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Palle hints at creation of 5 lakh jobs in IT sector
Information Technology and Minorities Welfare Minister Dr Palle Raghunatha Reddy hinted at creation of five lakh IT jobs in the State in the next three years. The TDP government ever since it came to power has been ushering in investments on an unprecedented scale, he said.
Anantapur: Information Technology and Minorities Welfare Minister Dr Palle Raghunatha Reddy hinted at creation of five lakh IT jobs in the State in the next three years. The TDP government ever since it came to power has been ushering in investments on an unprecedented scale, he said.
- Lauds the Chief Minister for making AP an attractive destination for IT companies with his policiesinternet to every household
- Says the State has attracted investments to the tune of Rs 3,000 crore put in by 44 companies
- Hails the CM for ushering in revolution in technology with fibre grid which is expected to provide
Participating in a meeting to congratulate the students of PVKK Engineering College who had been recruited in campus selection by a private IT firm here on Sunday, Raghunatha Reddy said that he was happy about 10 students being selected by Eftronics India Private
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Soon after the TDP came to power in the State about 44 companies came forward to invest Rs 3,000 crores and provide 50,000 jobs in the IT sector, he added. He lauded the Chief Minister for ushering in a technology revolution in the State and revealed that the grandiose plan of N Chandrababu Naidu to set up a fibre grid which would soon connect 40,000 villages and provide internet facility to every household in all villages.
Earlier, the activists of Akhila Bharatha Prajathantra Mahila Sangam submitted a memorandum to the Minister to sanction Rs 5 lakh as compensation to the family members of the deceased farmers and handloom weavers who had committed suicide and the Minister agreed to sympathetically consider the same.
Reiterating that the government is committed to women welfare, he said that 33 per cent of funds of SC, ST, BC sub-plans have been earmarked for women welfare.
