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Unemployment Emerges As Top Concern At Gadkari's Janta Darbar

1 2 Nagpur: Unemployment took centre stage at Union minister Nitin Gadkari 's monthly Janta Darbar held in the city on Sunday. Over a hundred educated youths from the city and nearby areas attended to express growing concerns over the lack of suitable job opportunities . The gathering, aimed at addressing public grievances, became a space for young individuals to appeal for jobs worthy of their of the attendees held advanced degrees, ranging from master's to doctoral qualifications, but said they have either remained unemployed for extended periods or were working in roles unrelated to their education. Their accounts reflected a deep concern about the disconnect between qualifications and opportunities in the the prominent voices was Dhanashree Ghatole, a 36-year-old BSc (Information Technology) graduate from Mohadi in Nagpur district, who shared her five-year wait for a job promised under a govt scheme. Operation Sindoor 'Our job is to hit target, not to count body bags': Air Marshal Bharti on Op Sindoor Precautionary blackout imposed across parts of Rajasthan, Punjab 'Indian Navy was in position to strike Karachi': Vice Admiral on Operation Sindoor In 2015, her family's land was acquired for the NTPC Mouda project, under which project-affected families were to be considered for submitting all necessary documents to the NTPC office in November 2020, Ghatole said she did not receive any communication since. Her application, submitted directly to the Union minister at the event, stated, "We had land, but it was taken away under the NTPC scheme. We completed every requirement and submitted all certificates. We are jobless and struggling to survive."Her claim is supported by a stamped and signed official certificate verifying her family's eligibility for employment under the project-affected persons quota. The certificate confirms that all documentation was complete and in accordance with policy case was echoed by many others. One participant said, "Even after completing a double MA, I don't have a job." Another added, "I've done a PhD, but still haven't found employment." These accounts reflected a common sentiment among attendees: a strong desire to contribute meaningfully to the workforce, coupled with growing frustration at delayed or absent responses from listened to the grievances and assured attendees that the matter would be taken up with the relevant departments. He emphasised that the concerns raised were valid and promised to explore ways to enhance local job creation and streamline policy implementation. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Mother's Day wishes , messages , and quotes !