Why expect jobs from govt? Start paan shop or breed cows: BJP CM tells people

Agencies
April 29, 2018

Tripura, Apr 29: Continuing with his string of controversial comments, the Chief Minister of Tripura, Biplab Deb advised the educated youth in his state to "set up paanshops instead of running after political parties for several years to get government jobs and waste vital time of their life." A bank balance of Rs. 5 lakh would have been a reality by now for them, said Mr Deb.

The chief minister urged educated youth to become self-employed by starting various projects in the animal resource sector, with bank loans under the Prime Minister's Mudra scheme. Apart from paan shops, "milking cows," is also another option according to Mr Deb.

While speaking at a seminar organised by the Tripura Veterinary Council, Mr Deb said any unemployed youth, with a minimum of Rs. 75, 000 borrowed from the bank and little effort, can easily earn at least Rs. 25,000 per month but the hurdle is the "culture that has grown in Tripura during the last 25 years."

The Chief Minister believes "narrow-minded" ideas like graduates cannot opt for farming or start poultry are the reasons behind unemployment.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a TV interview in January, rejected criticism that his government has failed to create jobs; Mr Modi had said a person selling pakodas is also employed.

On April 27, Mr Deb courted controversy with his remarks against former Miss World Diana Hayden. The very next day he had a unique career advice for civil engineers, who he thought, are better suited for civil services as compared to mechanical engineers.

"Those who are from a mechanical engineering background should not opt for civil services. Society has to be built up. Civil engineers have this knowledge... Because those in the administration have to build society," he said at an event on Friday.

Comments

JJ
 - 
Monday, 30 Apr 2018

Just like once Modi told about global warming issue, when a student posed a question. True intellectuals … god save country from such public figure.

Hasan
 - 
Sunday, 29 Apr 2018

It Happen to citizens when we elect no qualified person.

 

Specially in BJP we see their CM or their Supported CMs are not having Qualified to be administrator like,

 

This guy an GYM instructor

 

Mr Yogi  call himself a preist with more then 20 Criminal cases(Now dropped)

 

Mahbuba mufti(Party Allegedly supportet Terror convict Afzal Guru)

 

Now formor Chief minister of our State (Scam Tainted)

 

Shivraj sigh chouhan(Vyapam scam plus death related to this scams)

 

and lot more

 

they feel immune to make crime when they are in this Party.

 

 

Hasan
 - 
Sunday, 29 Apr 2018

It Happen to citizens when we elect no qualified person.

 

Specially in BJP we see their CM or their Supported CMs are not having Qualified to be administrator like,

 

This guy an GYM instructor

 

Mr Yogi  call himself a preist with more then 20 Criminal cases(Now dropped)

 

Mahbuba mufti(Party Allegedly supportet Terror convict Afzal Guru)

 

Now formor Chief minister of our State (Scam Tainted)

 

Shivraj sigh chouhan(Vyapam scam plus death related to this scams)

 

and lot more

 

they feel immune to make crime when they are in this Party.

 

 

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Agencies
July 20,2020

Kolkata, Jul 20: As many as 13 migrant workers who came to their native village in West Bengal's Bankura district were denied entry at the quarantine centre by the locals.

As a result, the workers had to set up a tent accommodation at a nearby Beraban forest area and lived together in a single tent there, without adequate food, drinking water and basic facilities.

The migrant labourers came from Rajasthan after four months of COVID-19 lockdown which was imposed nationwide on March 25 to contain the spread of coronavirus.

When they arrived at Jagadalla village in the Bankura district and tried to put up at a village school building for two weeks self-quarantine, angry villagers vehemently protested against their entry fearing Covid infections in their village.

Sources said that local police and panchayat members also failed to make the villagers understand the fact that if the labourers strictly stayed in self-quarantine there would be no chance of any further infection.

"The school is located quite within our neighbourhood. If they stay there and tested positive, they might spread Covid infections in the village. We cannot allow them to stay in the school building," said Aniket Goswami, a villager.

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May 9,2020

New Delhi, May 9: With 3,320 coronavirus cases and 95 deaths reported in the last 24 hours, India's COVID-19 cases rose to 59,662 on Saturday, informed the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

The total number of active cases in the country now stands at 39,834 while the number of cured/discharged/migrated stands at 17,847.

The country has reported 1,981 deaths so far, added the Ministry.

Maharashtra has the highest number of cases with 19, 063 followed by Gujarat with 7,402 cases and Delhi with 6,318 cases.

Meanwhile, the country continues to remain in a lockdown slated to end on May 17.

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May 8,2020

New Delhi, May 8: India's count of COVID-19 cases on Friday rose to 56,342 including 1,886 deaths, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

Currently, there are 37,916 active cases while 16,539 COVID-19 positive patients have been cured/discharged and one has migrated.

Maharashtra has the highest number of cases with 18,120 followed by Gujarat with 7,013 cases and Delhi with 5,980 cases.

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