PATNA: Minister of Bihar Nitish Kumar on Monday asserted that his new government is not only committed to delivering on the 100,000 jobs promise made by deputy Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, but also wants to double the job creation target.
“Historical announcement, made on a historic day”, was applauded by Yadav, who returned as deputy CM after 5 years and was among those present at Independence Day Constan.
To make a public statement, Kumar turned to Yadav and said, “We are together and we have the concept of 100,000 jobs. We will do it. I will say, we will aim for 20,000 jobs. We will work to achieve this goal through both the government and the private sector.”
The young deputy CM told reporters afterwards emotionally, “It was a historic decision made by the prime minister on a historic occasion. There can be no bigger problem today than creating a It should silence those who are questioning what happened to my promise.”
The RJD leader has promised 100,000 jobs in the polls by 2020.
Kumar, who last week dumped BJP in a brilliant political move, also hid his former ally, talking about the futility of population laws and the effectiveness of better educating women to achieve improved birth rates.
“What is China’s experience after the introduction of the population law? Since then, China has always reviewed the number of children it will allow its citizens. We have statistical data showing the percentage of children. fertility rates are falling among highly educated women. We’ve been working towards that and we’re close to achieving our goal,” he said.
The need to control the population through legislation was one of many issues that Kumar’s JD (U) struggled with the BJP until the two sides split.
The state’s longest-serving premier, who has flown the tricolor flag for a record 16th time, also spoke about the high number of touted heads of state his government has ordered and promised “targeted support for all.” both those identified as socially and economically vulnerable”.
“Historical announcement, made on a historic day”, was applauded by Yadav, who returned as deputy CM after 5 years and was among those present at Independence Day Constan.
To make a public statement, Kumar turned to Yadav and said, “We are together and we have the concept of 100,000 jobs. We will do it. I will say, we will aim for 20,000 jobs. We will work to achieve this goal through both the government and the private sector.”
The young deputy CM told reporters afterwards emotionally, “It was a historic decision made by the prime minister on a historic occasion. There can be no bigger problem today than creating a It should silence those who are questioning what happened to my promise.”
The RJD leader has promised 100,000 jobs in the polls by 2020.
Kumar, who last week dumped BJP in a brilliant political move, also hid his former ally, talking about the futility of population laws and the effectiveness of better educating women to achieve improved birth rates.
“What is China’s experience after the introduction of the population law? Since then, China has always reviewed the number of children it will allow its citizens. We have statistical data showing the percentage of children. fertility rates are falling among highly educated women. We’ve been working towards that and we’re close to achieving our goal,” he said.
The need to control the population through legislation was one of many issues that Kumar’s JD (U) struggled with the BJP until the two sides split.
The state’s longest-serving premier, who has flown the tricolor flag for a record 16th time, also spoke about the high number of touted heads of state his government has ordered and promised “targeted support for all.” both those identified as socially and economically vulnerable”.
