Job Opportunities: MoUs have been signed between TOMCOM, Tern Group and Raj Group to provide job opportunities to Telangana youth in Japan. Through this, 500 jobs will be available in the next two years. CM Revanth Reddy said that Hyderabad will be developed like Tokyo and the Musi riverside project will be undertaken. He hoped that the conditions created due to pollution in Delhi should not come to Hyderabad. The full details regarding this are as follows.
The ‘Telangana Rising’ team led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has held successful discussions with two leading Japanese companies to provide international job opportunities to the youth of Telangana. Telangana Overseas Manpower Company Limited (TOMCOM), under the Department of Labour, Employment, Training and Factories of the Telangana Government, has signed MoUs with TERN Group – TGUK Technologies Private Limited and Raj Group of Japan.
These agreements were signed in the presence of the Chief Minister by state government officials and representatives of the respective companies. As a result of these agreements, about 500 job opportunities will be available to Telangana youth in various sectors in Japan in the next one or two years. These include 200 in the healthcare sector, 100 in the engineering (automotive, mechanical, IT) sector, 100 in the hospitality sector, and 100 in the construction sector (civil, building construction, equipment maintenance).
Tokyo-headquartered Tern Group is a leading software, engineering and specified skilled worker (SSW) recruitment company in Japan. Raj Group, along with leading nursing care company Tsukui Corporation in Japan, is already working with TOMCOM on caretaker training and recruitment. With the latest agreement, this collaboration will be extended to non-healthcare sectors as well. These agreements clearly demonstrate the state government’s goal of providing international job opportunities to the youth along with skill training.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy expressed hope that in the future, Hyderabad will compete with mega cities like Tokyo, New York and London in its development and made it clear that cities like Amaravati, Bengaluru, Delhi and Chennai will not stand in the competition, and he also said that the happiness of developing one’s own city is different and he urged the people of Telangana in Japan to also be partners in the development of Telangana.
He said that the government is ready to accept the necessary suggestions and advice. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy criticized that the government is planning to implement a project to develop the Musi riverside area on the lines of Tokyo city in Japan, but the BJP and BRS parties are obstructing it. During his visit to Japan, he participated in the Telugu Lights Festival organized by the Japan Telugu Federation in Tokyo and addressed the gathering.
The Chief Minister expressed his concern that Tokyo is not polluted, but Delhi is facing a crisis due to pollution, with many institutions and offices closing down Thus, he said that the government has decided to clean the Musi River to save Hyderabad from such a situation. He said that development and civilization flourish where there is water and culture.
Minister expressed concern that encroachments on canals should be removed and that constructions are being made by encroaching on ponds, and warned that nature will not forgive if the structures built in the middle of ponds are not removed and said that the riverbank areas in the cities of Tokyo, America, London and Seoul have been examined. He reminded that Narendra Modi has completed the Sabarmati riverbank project in Gujarat and the Ganga riverbank projects in Uttar Pradesh, and is now undertaking the Yamuna riverbank project in Delhi. But he criticized that the BJP and BRS parties are obstructing the government’s efforts to undertake the Musi riverbank project in Hyderabad.
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