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May 14, 2023
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No doubt the proposed mega textile hub at Kalaburagi will be a boon for employment in the region and the Government has to pursue the design in charge mode so as to commission it at the earliest.There’s a lot of concern about jobs for youth in interior and pastoral corridor of Karnataka like Kalaburagi at the present juncture. With this advertisement, the youth are looking up to the textile hub for economic employment.Keeping in mind the once experience, it’ll be a litmus test test for the Government to prove that it can follow up on its pledges of furnishing state- of- art draw and play manufacturing installations, common amenities including effluent treatment shops, accommodation for workers, skill training centres and warehouses.A lot of anticipation is riding on the mega hub. Kalaburagi’s strategic position and the prospects of an estimated one lakh people getting jobs from the hub has given it a lot of heft. We’ve seen in the history numerous adverts not being taken to the logical conclusion or devilish detainments dealing a death blow to the pledges by governments. Many are hoping that the Central government won’t allow similar effects to be in this case.

VijayKumar H K
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Raichur, Karnataka
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