Lokesh Pushing For Home Jobs Without Regional Politics

It is an open fact that the youth of Andhra Pradesh are still struggling to find good employment opportunities within the state, forcing many to migrate to other states. This has been one of the key concerns repeatedly highlighted by IT Minister Nara Lokesh, who has been speaking about the issue without bringing regional differences into the picture.

The IT minister of Andhra Pradesh Lokesh has been presenting this case of structural development of the employment opportunities in the state and he has been doing solid job at it.

Now he is on the mission of making Andhra Pradesh the employment hub of South India by developing the investment index here.

Lokesh has pointed out that the crucial cities in Andhra Pradesh, including Kurnool, Vijayawada, and Amravati must be replicating that is displayed in Hyderabad, Chennai and Bengaluru.

This is very much considering the fact that Lokesh has been proactive in bringing companies like Google, Infosys, TCS Microsoft, and others to the state. Once the solid IT infrastructure is implemented and proper social infrastructure is guaranteed, then there is no going back from here.

Also, the aspect of Andhra students migrating to other South Indian cities for employment opportunities has been going on for decades now. So if Lokesh can make it happen by developing a solid infrastructure here in the main city of the state, then sky is the limit here.

More importantly, the focus here is on creating opportunities for the youth rather than getting caught up in regional differences. At a time when some political parties continue to harp on regional sentiments and divisions, it is good to see Lokesh highlighting the issue primarily from the perspective of the youth and their struggle for better employment opportunities.