Haryana News Today: These youth in Haryana will get jobs in multinational companies, offer letters will be given today

Kerala Tak, News A good news has come for the differently abled youth of Haryana. Now they will not have to worry much about getting a job. The Haryana government has started a special placement drive for differently abled youth, which will give them an opportunity to work in big companies.

This special initiative will be launched in Gurugram today. Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya himself will attend this program. He will reach Haryana Welfare Society for Persons with Speech and Hearing Impairment (WCPSHI) located in Sector 15 Part-2 at 5 pm. 

On this occasion, the Governor will hand over offer letters to those youth who have been selected for jobs in various companies during the recently held placement drive.

The Assistant Director of the organization, Dr. Seema, said that this organization has been providing education, training and employment opportunities to youth who are unable to hear and speak for many years. Now with the help of the government, these youth will be able to get better opportunities.

Dr. Seema told that this placement drive was specially organized for the youth who are unable to hear and speak. Many multinational companies of Gurugram participated in it and many deserving youth were selected.

The Governor's visit will boost the confidence of these youth. This will not only boost their morale but will also give a new identity to their skills in the society. The institute's teachers, staff, students and other guests will also be present in this program.

The aim of this initiative is to bring disabled youth into the mainstream of society and provide them respectable employment. This will make them self-reliant and their lives will improve. 

This effort of the Haryana government is commendable because it will promote equal opportunities and inclusive development in society. 

The presence of Governor Bandaru Dattatreya is making this program even more special. This will inspire the institute and the students studying there to do even better.