ELI Scheme: The Central government will give 15,000 to those starting a new job, and companies will also get rich, watch video

ELI Scheme: The central government has launched the ELI scheme (Pradhan Mantri Vikasit Bharat Rojgar Yojana) to promote employment generation, under which first-time job seekers will get Rs 15,000 and companies will get incentives on new recruitments. This scheme will be applicable from 1 August 2025 to 31 July 2027. The scheme will create 3.5 crore jobs in the country and 1.92 crore youth will get jobs for the first time. Its objective is to ensure permanent and comprehensive employment opportunities in the long term.

ELI Scheme: The central government has approved a new scheme to create new employment opportunities. Under the Employment Linked Incentive Scheme, the central government has now taken concrete steps towards ending unemployment. This scheme will not only give new youth a chance to get a job, but companies will also get financial incentives for new hiring. Under the new recruitments from 1 August 2025 to 31 July 2027, the central government will give a fixed amount on every recruitment i.e. every hiring. This amount will not only be given to the youth, but the companies will also get its benefit. On this issue, Prabhat Khabar has had a special conversation with the Additional Provident Fund Commissioner of Bihar-Jharkhand. Let's know what he said?

3.5 crore jobs will be created in the country

Additional Provident Fund Commissioner Suraj Sharma says that this is a scheme of the central government. Under this scheme, more than 3.5 crore job opportunities will be created, due to which about 1 crore 92 lakh youth will step into the job for the first time. Under this, the central government will give incentives not only to the youth but also to the companies giving job opportunities. Now we are going to tell. Its name has been changed to Pradhan Mantri Vikasit Bharat Rojgar Yojana.

India will become a developed country by 2047

He said that it is an important priority for any country and any government. There is more emphasis on the manufacturing sector in our country and we want to be in the category of developed countries by 2047. We are expecting or targeting a contribution of about 25% in our GDP from the manufacturing sector. The roll out of such schemes to provide incentives and assistance to not only the manufacturing sector but also to all kinds of people was expected from the government and they have already started the initiative.