PM Modi shares ‘Budget 2024 Blueprint’ for a skilled and Viksit Bharat


New Delhi, July 26 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday shared ‘Budget 2024 Blueprint’ on NaMo App that aims to explain various government announcements, schemes and new initiatives around job creation and skilling in a simpler way.

 

 

PM Modi said in a post on X social media platform that Budget 2024 aims to create jobs with new Employment Linked Incentive schemes, build a stronger workforce, and enable job creators.

 

“Through skilling initiatives, in-house education promotion, and innovation support, it sets the stage for a thriving, skilled Bharat,” PM Modi emphasised.

 

One can go through the Budget 2024 Blueprint in the ‘WhatsApp it’ section on NaMo App.

 

The Budget is a comprehensive blueprint for a prosperous and inclusive India.

 

The Budget has allocated Rs 1.48 lakh crore specifically for education, employment, and skilling, underscoring the government's commitment to these vital areas.

 

The Employment-Linked Incentive schemes represent a pivotal move towards fostering collective growth and prosperity, as they are designed to directly link incentives with employment generation.

 

  

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