'Tally-NABARD provided jobs to 1,456 BPL youths'

Updated on: Thursday, October 14, 2010

Software company Tally and NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) announced that 1,456 class 12th passouts, belonging to Below Poverty Line (BPL), have been given job placements in Rajasthan in six months.

Beneficiaries got suitable jobs after three months of training under an MoU signed with NABCONs sanctioned by the Ministry of Rural Development, President of Tally Solutions, Avinash Gupta, told a press conference here.

In Pan India (north, west, and south zone), Tally has already trained and placed 12,874 beneficiaries out of 21,869 active candidates who were enrolled for training, Gupta said.

Dr Vimal Kishore, Deputy-General Manager NABCONS, said in Rajasthan, Tally rolled out training in 32 academies covering 18 out of 33 districts in three to six months.

 

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