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Yogi Says Faith, Jobs and Governance Are Transforming Uttar Pradesh

Yogi Says Faith, Jobs and Governance Are Transforming Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh: ‘Faith, Governance And Employment Have Transformed UP,’ Says CM Yogi Adityanath; Claims State Has Moved Beyond BIMARU Image · freepressjournal.in

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said Uttar Pradesh has changed a lot in recent years.

He said the state is becoming safer and attracting more investment.

The government says it has given government jobs to 9.5 lakh young people.

It also says businesses and investments have created work for many more people.

The chief minister explained that visitors to religious places spend money on hotels, transport, food and local products.

He said this helps many families earn a living.

He also described improvements in schools, roads, airports, metros and expressways.

The government says programs for local products and farmers are helping the state’s economy.

These figures and assessments were presented by the chief minister at a public programme.

Key facts

Government jobs claimed
9.5 lakh young people
Employment linked to investment
Nearly 65 lakh people, according to the chief minister
MSME and ODOP participation
More than 3.25 crore people
Sugarcane payments
Nearly Rs 3.26 lakh crore
Basic Education schools improved
1.36 lakh of 1.46 lakh schools under Operation Kayakalp
Braj visitors last year
Nearly 11 crore devotees
Airports cited
17 domestic and five international airports

Quotes

Yogi Adityanath

Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh

“Employment is among the government’s major achievements, and therefore the double-engine government has provided government jobs to 9.5 lakh youth in Uttar Pradesh. Transparency has been maintained in the recruitment process, and the reservation system has been followed.”
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“Uttar Pradesh, once viewed through the image of a BIMARU state, is today moving rapidly ahead in the fields of law and order, infrastructure, investment, employment, agriculture, education, and religious tourism.”
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