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Vijayendra Addresses Jobs, AI and KPSC Concerns at GenZ Connect

Vijayendra Addresses Jobs, AI and KPSC Concerns at GenZ Connect
At ‘GenZ Connect’, Vijayendra Takes On Jobs, AI And KPSC Concerns · deccanchronicle.com

B.Y. Vijayendra met young people in Ballari to discuss their future.

They talked about jobs, education, artificial intelligence and government exams.

Vijayendra said young people should get better skills and could become job creators.

He said KPSC recruitment takes too long and promised reforms if the BJP returned to power.

He explained that AI may replace some jobs but could also create new ones.

He encouraged students to learn new technical skills.

He also said rural schools need better buildings, teachers and leadership.

He supported student benefits such as bicycles for girls who travel far to school.

He said tourism and industries could create more jobs in North Karnataka.

Key facts

Event
GenZ Connect – 100 Young Minds, 1,000 Thoughts
Organisers
BJP and its youth wing, BJYM
Youth population
Vijayendra said around 65% of India’s population is below 35.
KPSC concern
He said delays in notifications, examinations, results and interviews had left lakhs of candidates waiting for years.
Government schools
He cited a Shikaripura school whose enrolment rose from around 25 to more than 250 after new leadership and teachers were appointed.
Regional focus
He called for greater investment in irrigation, education, healthcare and industries in Kalyana Karnataka.
Tourism proposal
He advocated a five-, 10- or 15-year tourism development plan for North Karnataka.

Quotes

B.Y. Vijayendra

BJP state president who addressed youngsters at the Ballari interaction

“With around 65 per cent of the country’s population below 35, the role of young people would be crucial in achieving the goal of making India a developed nation by 2047. Instead of limiting youngsters to being job seekers, efforts should be made to turn them into entrepreneurs and job creators.”
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“Young people who aspire to become engineers, doctors, IAS or IPS officers should also consider entering politics.”
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