A decision to this effect was taken in a meeting presided over by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar here to review the progress of the scheme, an official spokesman said.
At present only post-graduate youth are being covered under this scheme which has a provision to give Rs 9,000 per month, including Rs 3,000 as unemployment allowance, to each registered unemployed post-graduate in lieu of 100 hours of work done by him.
It was informed in the meeting that since the launch of the scheme for the post-graduates recently, 9,545 unemployed youth have got themselves registered at the portal.
The Chief Minister also directed Principal Secretary, Employment A K Singh to start skill development programme in atleast 10 different fields at the earliest for those registered youth who are yet to be given honorary assignments under the scheme, he said.
"This would enable such youth to develop their skills by imparting them training in the field of their choice," he said.
This, he said, would enable them to either get employment or be self employed in the field of their choice.
The registered unemployed youth would be informed through SMS and emails about these vacancies, he said.
Apart from this, login-id or link in the Saksham portal should also be created for the potential job providing agencies so as to enhance the scope of job opportunities for unemployed youth, he added.
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