Source: SAFALTA.COM
Commissioner Kumaon Deepak Rawat said this during the inauguration of the Haldwani branch of Amar Ujala's EdTech Venture platform for Safalta.Upgrade your Skills by Inducing in the Digital Sector: Click Here to Enrol Now
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Further on this, Commissioner Rawat said that the youth are still chasing government jobs. Today's time is not just about government jobs, but jobs are multiplying in every sector. Speaking on the Safalta platform that is making Young India digitally skilled, he said that digital has now become a part of every government job today.
Skilled youth should look at job opportunities from a different perspective. Today, many people must practice digital marketing. Digital Marketing services are there in every field such as in hotels, showrooms, and salons. They said that digital skills have now become a part of the curriculum. There are also many schemes running under Skill India today. Youth can be enrolled in these Digitally skilled. In addition, the government runs skilling programs on an NGO basis. These NGOs are not run by the government, but the government funds these NGOs. There are employment offices in every district, and there is a separate department of skill. Youth should go to both these places and get themselves registered.
Journey of Sir IAS Deepak Rawat:
During this time, the Kumaon Commissioner Deepak Rawat narrated his entire success story. He said, "I was born in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, but I hail from Rudraprayag, which is a small place where there were limited career perspectives. People in Uttarakhand are very passionate about preparing for the army. My parents wanted me to go to Dehradun for coaching, but I had a disagreement with them, as I wanted to go to Delhi. So, I went to Delhi and graduated in History Honors from Hansraj College. Then, I took the entrance exam for Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and did my MA and M.Phil in History from JNU. I also started my UPSC preparation from JNU itself. I cleared the prelims in the first attempt, but the numbers were quite low in history in the main result. Later on, I passed the civil service exam and became an IRS officer while working in customs. During this process, I made the final attempt for the civil service exam, and since then, I have been in the Uttarakhand cadre. I told them that if I did not pass the UPSC, I would keep the career in the media sector as a B-plan".
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Evolutions of the Digital World:
He spoke at length on the emergence of the digital world. He said that first there was the era of pagers, and then the trend of telephone booths started. During that time, came the era of computer cafes where internet access was very expensive. We had to pay on an hourly basis. Then mobile phones arrived. Initially, there was a time of pagers, followed by the introduction of telephone booths. During that period, computer cafes emerged, where internet usage was quite expensive and people had to pay by the hour. Then came the advent of mobile phones. It's great to know that you are working towards resolving complaints and providing support to the public. Your commitment to serving others is commendable.
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IAS officer Deepak Rawat has stated that since the two revolutions in the digital sector, what he believes in is free incoming calls and affordable data.
After that, there were packages for a year, and packages for a month, and his efforts contributed to bringing about a revolution in the digital sector.
When technology came into people's hands, they were not using social media as much.
Initially, people were mainly using it to find old friends or to stay connected.
When I was living in Dehradun, seeing the positive response to things available on the internet, I started using social media.
By the time I became the District Magistrate in Haridwar, the reach of social media had increased significantly.
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Keep Mobile Phones Away From Children: Advised to Parents
IAS Deepak Rawat advised parents to keep children away from the addiction to mobile phones and suggested that there should be restrictions on parents themselves for using mobile phones. Many times, parents themselves give their children mobile phones to use so that they don't bother them. He said that children should focus on outdoor games instead of mobile phones. While mobile phones are an empowering tool, they also have the potential to distract attention. He urged all parents to make time for their children. Mobile phones should not control our lives; we should control our lives. Children prefer playing in the mud rather than playing with mobile phones. People should allocate time for their children and allow them to use mobile phones only after a certain age.
