Kerala; 50 lakh minority youth have been employed by the government's proposals - the Union Minister

Thiruvananthapuram:

Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that 50 lakh minorities have been employed by various central government schemes.

Central Minorities Welfare Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi addressed a gathering at Kozhikode, Kerala. He said that 50 lakh minority youth have been employed by various schemes of the central government.

In the event, the Union Minister said:
The Central Government has been working to provide a simple, low quality, quality education for minority students. For that purpose, the movement of Tehrik e Talim is to be launched. About 65 percent of the Minorities Ministry's budget is spent on the education and capacity building of the mothers.

The Modi-led government is functioning to get quality education for all students. Thousands of educational institutions have been set up for minority students in the past six months. These companies have been confirmed to have three D-books, such as teacher, breakfast and toilet. Under the 'Shati Shakun' project, Rs 51,000 is given to the women of the minority minority to promote minority girls' education.

More than 50 lakh minorities have been employed by the Central Government's successful programs such as Honor Haath, Shiko R. Como, Nai Manzil, Karib Nawaz Skill Development Program, Nai Roshini. More than 100 minority youth in this year's civil service examinations have passed. Of them 52 Muslims. This is the first time that minority students have been elected to civil service exams after independence.