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MAPUSA
Minister for IT and Revenue on Tuesday said the IT policy would be finalised by March 2018 to make Goa most preferred destination for IT and help generate employment in the state.
Khaunte was speaking after hoisting the national tri-colour on the occasion of Liberation Day at Mapusa.
"I am trying to root out unemployment in the State by bringing in various companies through the IT sector," he said, adding, "According to the IT policy, huge employment opportunities will be create
MAPUSA
Minister for IT and Revenue on Tuesday said the IT policy would be finalised by March 2018 to make Goa most preferred destination for IT and help generate employment in the state.
Khaunte was speaking after hoisting the national tri-colour on the occasion of Liberation Day at Mapusa.
"I am trying to root out unemployment in the State by bringing in various companies through the IT sector," he said, adding, "According to the IT policy, huge employment opportunities will be create
d and it will also bring youth back into the state, after they had left in search of jobs," said Khaunte.
Khaunte also paid tribute to freedom fighters and appealed to each individual to take a pledge to keep their area clean so that they too may contribute towards Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
"The government has plans to include Garbage and Traffic Management in the syllabus from next academic year as it is realised that teaching young minds about traffic discipline and garbage management is important to prevent accidents and segregation of garbage, respectively."
Others present on the occasion included Aldona MLA Glenn Ticlo, Mapusa Municipal Council Chairperson Rohan Kavlekar, councillors, Additional Collector Dasharath Redkar, Deputy Collector Gaurish Shankhwalkar, Mamlatdar Dasharath Redkar, SP Serafin Dias, Mapusa PI Tushar Lotlikar, Traffic PI Tushar Vernekar and other officials.
Students from various schools participated in the cultural programme.
Khaunte also paid tribute to freedom fighters and appealed to each individual to take a pledge to keep their area clean so that they too may contribute towards Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
"The government has plans to include Garbage and Traffic Management in the syllabus from next academic year as it is realised that teaching young minds about traffic discipline and garbage management is important to prevent accidents and segregation of garbage, respectively."
Others present on the occasion included Aldona MLA Glenn Ticlo, Mapusa Municipal Council Chairperson Rohan Kavlekar, councillors, Additional Collector Dasharath Redkar, Deputy Collector Gaurish Shankhwalkar, Mamlatdar Dasharath Redkar, SP Serafin Dias, Mapusa PI Tushar Lotlikar, Traffic PI Tushar Vernekar and other officials.
Students from various schools participated in the cultural programme.
