Mysuru: Eligible unemployed youths can register for Yuva Nidhi scheme and avail the benefits, said additional deputy commissioner R Lokanath on Tuesday.
Speaking after releasing the Yuva Nidhi poster at the DC’s office, he said that graduates and diploma holders applying under the scheme must have completed their respective courses in 2023 and stayed unemployed for a minimum of six months.He said the eligible candidates can register online through the Seva Sindhu portal. There are a total of 20,500 eligible graduates in Mysuru district , Lokanath said.
Yuva Nidhi provides Rs 3,000 monthly unemployment stipend to graduates and Rs 1,500 monthly stipend to diploma holders. Applications can be submitted at Karnataka One, Bengaluru One, Grama One, Bapuji Seva Kendras or call helpline number 18005999918. Meanwhile, a similar event was also held in Mandya with ZP CEO Sheikh Tanveer Asif launching the registration for Yuva Nidhi scheme. tnn
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Speaking after releasing the Yuva Nidhi poster at the DC’s office, he said that graduates and diploma holders applying under the scheme must have completed their respective courses in 2023 and stayed unemployed for a minimum of six months.He said the eligible candidates can register online through the Seva Sindhu portal. There are a total of 20,500 eligible graduates in Mysuru district , Lokanath said.
Yuva Nidhi provides Rs 3,000 monthly unemployment stipend to graduates and Rs 1,500 monthly stipend to diploma holders. Applications can be submitted at Karnataka One, Bengaluru One, Grama One, Bapuji Seva Kendras or call helpline number 18005999918. Meanwhile, a similar event was also held in Mandya with ZP CEO Sheikh Tanveer Asif launching the registration for Yuva Nidhi scheme. tnn
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Registrations for the Yuva Nidhi scheme, the Congress government’s fifth poll guarantee, will begin on December 26. Unemployed graduates and diploma holders will receive a monthly stipend starting from January 12. The scheme provides financial assistance for about two years. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy DK Shivakumar will launch the logo and registration on December 26. The direct bank transfer process will commence on January 12, coinciding with Swami Vivekananda’s birth anniversary. Around 5.3 lakh graduates and diploma holders are eligible to apply under the scheme.
Registrations for the Yuva Nidhi scheme, the Congress government’s fifth poll guarantee, will begin on December 26. Unemployed graduates and diploma holders will receive a monthly stipend starting from January 12. The scheme provides financial assistance for about two years. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy DK Shivakumar will launch the logo and registration on December 26. The direct bank transfer process will commence on January 12, coinciding with Swami Vivekananda’s birth anniversary. Around 5.3 lakh graduates and diploma holders are eligible to apply under the scheme.
Yuva Sangam starts at CTU-AP
47 students from New Delhi arrived in Visakhapatnam as part of the Union government’s Yuva Sangam initiative. The programme was launched at the Central Tribal University- Andhra Pradesh. The students will visit various places and organisations in north coastal Andhra Pradesh.
47 students from New Delhi arrived in Visakhapatnam as part of the Union government’s Yuva Sangam initiative. The programme was launched at the Central Tribal University- Andhra Pradesh. The students will visit various places and organisations in north coastal Andhra Pradesh.
Dotasra attacks BJP for terminating ‘Rajiv Gandhi Yuva Mitra’ program,
Rajasthan Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra criticizes the BJP government in Rajasthan for terminating the ‘Rajiv Gandhi Yuva Mitra’ internship program, which was launched by the previous Ashok Gehlot government. Dotasra highlights the difference between the BJP and Congress, mentioning the appointment of panchayat assistants and the attempt to increase their honorarium and make them permanent during the Gehlot government’s tenure. He questions why the BJP government ended the internship program, causing unemployment among the youth. The state government announced the termination of the program through an official release.
Rajasthan Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra criticizes the BJP government in Rajasthan for terminating the ‘Rajiv Gandhi Yuva Mitra’ internship program, which was launched by the previous Ashok Gehlot government. Dotasra highlights the difference between the BJP and Congress, mentioning the appointment of panchayat assistants and the attempt to increase their honorarium and make them permanent during the Gehlot government’s tenure. He questions why the BJP government ended the internship program, causing unemployment among the youth. The state government announced the termination of the program through an official release.