Sources from mumbai stated that maharashtra governor B S koshyari on sunday said the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government is concerned over unemployment and it will enact a law to ensure 80 per cent reservation in private sector jobs for the "sons of the soil". Meanwhile koshyari made the announcement while addressing the joint sitting of the state legislature at Vidhan Bhawan in which he laid out the new government's broader agenda for the coming years and he said the government would provide meal at Rs 10 to common citizens and build a super-specialty hospital in every district of the state.
Furthermore providing statutory 80 per cent reservation in jobs for local youths, Rs 10 meal and building super-specialty hospitals were part of the Common Minimum Programme (CMP) finalized by the ruling Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress combine. He said "The Sena-NCP-Congress combine's Maha Vikas Aghadi government is concerned over unemployment. The new government will enact a law to ensure 80 per cent reservation in private sector jobs for the sons of the soil," koshyari said in a speech which he made in Marathi. "The government will set up centres to provide meal at Rs 10 in the state. Clinics will be set up where health screening will be done at the cost of Rs 1and super-specialty hospitals will be constructed in every district".
As per report the governor also said appropriate measures would be taken to bail out farmers whose Kharif crop got damaged in unseasonal rains in November. "Farmers from 349 tehsils in 34 districts of maharashtra suffered crop loss due to untimely showers.
