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Jupudi vows to train SC unemployed youth
Chairman of SC Corporation Jupudi Prabhakar vowed that the corporation will train every unemployed in 20 lakh SC families in the State. He handed over the certificates to the candidates, who completed training in Ongole on Tuesday. Speaking on the Jupudi said that the government will ensure that real and needy will get loans.
Ongole: Chairman of SC Corporation Jupudi Prabhakar vowed that the corporation will train every unemployed in 20 lakh SC families in the State. He handed over the certificates to the candidates, who completed training in Ongole on Tuesday. Speaking on the Jupudi said that the government will ensure that real and needy will get loans.
“During the previous regimes, the benefits accorded by the corporation, were not available for those who are in real need. We will change it. There are about 20 lakh SC families and as the chairman of the corporation, I will be writing a letter to the families seeking the details of unemployed on the return postcards,” he said.
The chairman announced that the corporation will train the unemployed for the industry needs with specialists from various MNCs and ready to spend about Rs. 2 lakh per head. “The corporation would train them, see to it that banks offer loans, oversee grounding of units and will hold hands of the beneficiary for two years,” he added.
