There is good news for unemployed youth of the state. The state government is soon going to open a recruitment box for them again. Under this, the recruitment process will soon be started for 1000 posts in cooperative institutions. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has ordered necessary amendments in the service and recruitment rules within 3 months and to send his candidates to the Cooperative Recruitment Board.

It has been decided to set up a state-level monitoring committee under the chairmanship of the chief secretary to enable farmers to get the benefit of the agricultural infrastructure item. The target is to allocate an amount of 9 thousand crores under this item.

In the meeting of Agriculture and Cooperation Department at CMR on Tuesday evening, CM Gehlot tried to give relief to the donors and also consulted on employment in these areas. Along with this, efforts were also made to increase the facilities of pensioners in this meeting. In view of the convenience of 4 lakh 15 thousand pensioners of the state, medical sales centers of all cooperative stores of the state will now be made online. These reserves will also be linked to the Treasury and Pension Department of the state government. The crop loan distribution was also reviewed in the meeting. It was revealed in the review that so far, loans worth Rs 7 thousand 343 crore have been distributed to 23 lakh 91 thousand farmers in the state. Out of these, there are 1.25 lakh new farmers who have been disbursed a loan of about 393 crores. 155 crores of agricultural produce have been purchased in 430 minor mandis in various cities of the state.

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