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PM Modi to address post-budget webinar on employment, focus on job growth and innovation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to participate in the Post-Budget Webinar on Employment on Wednesday, at 1:30 PM via video conferencing. The event, centered around the themes of investing in people, the economy, and innovation, will bring together key stakeholders to discuss strategies for employment generation and economic growth.

Employment generation has been a core focus of the government, with multiple initiatives launched under the Prime Minister’s vision to create job opportunities and boost economic prospects. The webinar will serve as a platform for collaboration between the government, industry, academia, and citizens, aiming to translate the transformative Budget announcements into tangible outcomes.

With a strong emphasis on empowering citizens, strengthening the economy, and fostering innovation, the discussions will focus on strategies for sustainable and inclusive growth.

The deliberations will also explore India’s leadership in technology and other emerging sectors, alongside efforts to build a skilled and healthy workforce to achieve the goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047.

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