Overview
- The chief minister, who visited Muzaffarnagar on Monday, inaugurated or launched 423 works worth over ₹951 crore and presided over a government job fair.
- He rolled out skills and innovation efforts that include a new Centre for Innovation, Incubation and Training, a Kaushal Darshan booklet, and an AI Sentiment and Readiness report, plus an MoU to back women entrepreneurs.
- Adityanath said recruitment is now transparent and noted 60,244 police hires last year whose training ends on April 20, after which they join the Uttar Pradesh Police.
- Following worker pay protests in Noida, the state set up a high-powered committee to coordinate with unions, factories, and officials to resolve the dispute.
- He said recommendations from the Uttar Pradesh Outsourcing Service Corporation would begin this month, including a guaranteed minimum honorarium paid directly into workers’ bank accounts, and he pledged to extend this model to industrial units.