RBI recently released an extensive report on job market statistics. According to the report, approximately 80 million new jobs were generated in the past three to four years. PM Modi stated that this figure has shut down those who are spreading fake information about jobs.
PM Modi claims that the creation of eight crore jobs in the past 3-4 years has quieted those who spread false stories.
According to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a report by the RBI shows that eight crore new jobs have been created in the country in the past three to four years, disproving false claims about unemployment.
Addressing a gathering in Mumbai’s Goregaon area, the Prime Minister announced the initiation of Rs 29,000 crore projects in the road, railway, and port industries in the city. He also mentioned that both small and large investors have shown great excitement for the NDA’s third consecutive term.
He mentioned that people recognize the National Democratic Alliance government as the only source of stability.
The RBI recently released an extensive report on employment. According to the report, approximately 80 million new jobs were generated in the past three to four years. Modi took a dig at the opposition, stating that this data had shut down those who were spreading false information about employment during the recent Lok Sabha elections.
He stated that despite the coronavirus pandemic, there has been a significant increase in job creation in the past four years.
Individuals who propagate false stories are adversaries of investment, infrastructure progress, and adversaries of the nation’s advancement. All of their strategies revolve around betraying the younger generation and hindering job opportunities. The Prime Minister stated that now they are being revealed as individuals are refusing to believe their falsehoods.
He mentioned that the country requires skill development and job opportunities, and the government is focused on achieving this goal.
Modi highlighted that the upcoming infrastructure projects in and around Mumbai will enhance the city’s connectivity with nearby areas, providing improved facilities and safety for women.
The city’s metro rail network has expanded quickly, growing from 8 kilometers to 80 kilometers in the last decade. The Prime Minister stated that construction on an additional 200 kilometers is currently in progress.
In Maharashtra, the national highways have tripled in length, with the addition of the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road, which will serve as a key east-west connector in the northern part of the city, showcasing a successful blend of preserving nature and promoting development.
The pair of tunnels linking Thane and Borivali will reduce the travel time between the two regions significantly, as mentioned by the Prime Minister.
He stated that Mumbai and Maharashtra are benefiting from the modernization of the railway system.
The renovation projects at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and Ajni-Nagpur were progressing quickly.
The PM announced the inauguration of new platforms at CSMT and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, allowing 24-coach trains to operate on Central Railway in Mumbai.
The Prime Minister mentioned that the Rs 76000 crore Vadhavan port in Dahanu in Palghar, approved by the Centre, will create employment for 10 lakh people.
He mentioned that Maharashtra has a magnificent past, a competent present, and hopes for a successful future.
The state plays a crucial role in Viksit Bharat by having control over the industry, agriculture, and finance sectors.
He stated that his goal is to turn Maharashtra into the top financial center in the world and Mumbai into a leading fintech hub on a global scale.
Our goal is to enhance the standard of living for all and maximize the quality of life. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of improving connectivity in areas near Mumbai.
The PM announced that the Coastal Road and Atal Setu have been finished, and mentioned attempts to delay the construction of the sea bridge.
The Prime Minister stated that now everyone understands the advantages of the Atal Setu, India’s longest sea bridge linking Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.
The Prime Minister noted that about 20,000 vehicles utilize the road daily, resulting in a savings of around Rs 20-25 lakh worth of fuel and decreased travel time to Panvel for people.
