The government has initiated the process of implementing the non-resident class corporation
The government has started the exercise to implement the work of non-resident class corporation. The meeting was held today under the chairmanship of deputy CM Nitin Patel at the Secretariat. In which Vasanbhai Ahir, Ishwarbhai Parmar, chairman of the non-resident class corporation, BS Ghodasara, secretary K. Officials from the Department of Finance, Social Justice and Empowerment, including Mrs. Vanzara were also present.
After the office started yesterday for the non-resident class, the government will now start this operation through corporation. Today, the first meeting was held after becoming a corporation, in which there has been reports of the recruitment of staff of the corporation, discussion of allocated budget, and discussion on the issue of non-reservation survey. Apart from this, standards and structural support were discussed for providing assistance. Nitin Patel specially discussed how to provide financial and government assistance like SC-ST and OBC to non-resident class in today's meeting. Together, the students were reviewed on such issues as educational assistance, employment assistance, training, assistance for job creation and employment generation, giving loans, discussing the provision of money to go abroad, arranging a fixed fund.
It is noteworthy that after the announcement of the non-reservation commission after the Patni agitation, the government has decided to start the exercise for the next year 2019, keeping in view the benefits of the non-reserved category. Chief Minister Vijay Rupani inaugurated the commission's office on Wednesday after the announcement of the non-reservation commission. At the time of the inauguration, Rupani said without naming the Congress that some people were suffering from bias. Some people who were just talking about the government's announcement were now announcing the government's work and coming here. Rupani said that BJP has followed the promises made before the election. Commission has been set up to make youth of non-resident groups go well.
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The government has started the exercise to implement the work of non-resident class corporation. The meeting was held today under the chairmanship of deputy CM Nitin Patel at the Secretariat. In which Vasanbhai Ahir, Ishwarbhai Parmar, chairman of the non-resident class corporation, BS Ghodasara, secretary K. Officials from the Department of Finance, Social Justice and Empowerment, including Mrs. Vanzara were also present.
After the office started yesterday for the non-resident class, the government will now start this operation through corporation. Today, the first meeting was held after becoming a corporation, in which there has been reports of the recruitment of staff of the corporation, discussion of allocated budget, and discussion on the issue of non-reservation survey. Apart from this, standards and structural support were discussed for providing assistance. Nitin Patel specially discussed how to provide financial and government assistance like SC-ST and OBC to non-resident class in today's meeting. Together, the students were reviewed on such issues as educational assistance, employment assistance, training, assistance for job creation and employment generation, giving loans, discussing the provision of money to go abroad, arranging a fixed fund.
It is noteworthy that after the announcement of the non-reservation commission after the Patni agitation, the government has decided to start the exercise for the next year 2019, keeping in view the benefits of the non-reserved category. Chief Minister Vijay Rupani inaugurated the commission's office on Wednesday after the announcement of the non-reservation commission. At the time of the inauguration, Rupani said without naming the Congress that some people were suffering from bias. Some people who were just talking about the government's announcement were now announcing the government's work and coming here. Rupani said that BJP has followed the promises made before the election. Commission has been set up to make youth of non-resident groups go well.
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