Nagpur Dec 31 PTI A total of 300 tribal youths in the Naxal-affected Gadchiroli district of Maharashta were given appointment letters for employment in different sectors including hospitality and automobile at the job fair held by the police department an official said on Friday The job fair was organised on Thursday as part of the district polices initiative to train the youths and create employment opportunities for them he said Talking to PTI Gadchiroli superintendent of police Ankit Goyal said As many as 300 candidates from the tribal region of the district got appointment letters in the job fair These candidates would be employed in different sectors like hospitality automobile plumbing and welding A total of 101 malefemale candidates who had received training in twofour wheeler repair in making pickles papad and fast-food items were given kits to start their own businesses Besides 95 other malefemale candidates who were given training in vegetable cultivation received certificates in the programme on Thursday he said From the beginning of 2021 the Gadchiroli police had initiated various welfare programmes for the tribal youths from remote villages in the region in order to help generate jobs and create self-employment opportunities for them Goyal added The police department with its partners imparted training and created job or self-employment opportunities for 70 candidates in the field of beauty parlour 60 in fisheries 293 in poultry 35 in tailoring 35 in photography 114 in vegetable cultivation 235 in twofour wheeler repair 254 in hospitality 196 in automobile training 1143 nursing attendants and other sectors he said The training initiative was jointly carried out by the police Pratham Education Foundation BOI Star and Krishi Tantragyan Vyavasthapan Atma PTI CLS NP NP

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