PM Modi To Participate In Post-Budget Webinar On Employment On March 5; Check Time

Post-Budget Webinar: Prime Minister Modi will also address the gathering, outlining the government’s vision and ongoing efforts to enhance job prospects.

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Post-Budget Webinar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take part in a post-Budget webinar on employment on Wednesday, emphasizing the government’s commitment to job creation. A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office highlighted that employment generation has remained a key priority, with multiple initiatives undertaken to drive job growth and expand opportunities.

Post-Budget Webinar Timing  

Prime Minister Modi will participate in the post-Budget Webinar on Employment on March 5 around 1:30 PM via video conferencing. It will focus on key themes such as Investing in People, the Economy, and Innovation. The event aims to bring together policymakers, industry leaders, and experts to discuss strategies for boosting employment and fostering economic growth.

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Prime Minister Modi will also address the gathering, outlining the government’s vision and ongoing efforts to enhance job prospects. The webinar is part of a broader series of post-Budget discussions aimed at translating policy announcements into actionable steps for national development.

The webinar will foster collaboration among government, industry, academia and citizens, encouraging discussions to help translate the transformative Budget announcements into effective outcomes, the statement said.

With a focus on empowering citizens, strengthening the economy, and fostering innovation, the deliberations will aim at paving the way for sustainable and inclusive growth; leadership in technology and other sectors; and a skilled, healthy workforce working towards realising the goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047, it added.