More than simply doing Good, help create Greater Good for J&K: Hon’ble Home Minister Amit Shah to Young Generation

More than simply doing Good, help create Greater Good for J&K: Hon’ble Home Minister Amit Shah to Young Generation
Development Aspiration must translate into action: Hon’ble Home Minister Amit Shah
Srinagar, October 24:  During his interaction with youth from different districts, Hon’ble Union Home Minister, Shri Amit Shah said that an indigenous mechanism has been established to address the needs of youth. He said the schemes, under the guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, have extended sustained handholding to the young entrepreneurs by providing them sufficient financial support thus enabling them to fulfill their dreams.
“Instead of simply doing good work, the young generation must strive for the greater good for J&K. It is easier for the young generation to build shared and prosperous communities. Besides solving social problems, helping social benefits to reach common man, the youth aspiration should translate into action on the ground,” the Home Minister said.        
         While interacting with the Hon’ble Home Minister Amit Shah, Ms Aastha, a civil services aspirant from Budgam, said that like thousands of others, she also attended the coaching provided by Mission Youth programme and is now able to prepare for any civil service exam.
         Ms Ahana Naqeeb said that the Super-75 Scholarship scheme helps the girls belonging to the underprivileged section in a big way with free coaching.
          Ms Simi from Natipora, a beneficiary of Tejaswini scheme of Mission Youth informed the Home Minister that she has opened her own boutique with the help of financial assistance under the scheme and is planning to expand it further by also employing other local girls into her business.
          Ms Sukhbir Kour from Budgam apprised the Home Minister that she has expanded her dairy unit to 15 cows from only one cow, by connecting with Mission Youth.
         Similarly, Sh Ahsaan Ali shared his experience of generating livelihood and establishing his enterprise after getting a commercial vehicle under Mission Youth’s Mumkin Scheme.
         The Union Home Minister praised the youth of J&K for turning obstacles into opportunities. He said the UT administration has ensured that the schemes percolate to grassroots as the deserving people are reaping the benefits of the Government schemes.
“The Government of India and the UT Government under the guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi is providing a vibrant medium for engagement and empowerment of talented youth in Jammu and Kashmir and extending ample opportunities to maximize their contribution in the development process,” the Home Minister further said.