NIP and govt stance

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The National Internship Programme was designed by the Ministry of Youth Affairs for the benefit of young unwaged postgraduates all over the country, who have accomplished sixteen years of education from recognised universities or degree awarding institutions, including external candidates.

The proposal was anticipated to offer financial relief to fresh graduates and also to keep them affianced and interested in acquiring supplementary knowledge and real work life experiences, thereby facilitating their employability in the country.

This programme was also advantageous to the government organisations having scarcity of officials in diverse cadres. The interns were permitted to a monthly stipend of Rs 10000 during the period of their placement, subject to satisfactory performance, duly verified by the recipient organisations.

Every year, almost 20 thousand to 30 thousand unemployed educated youth were placed in several government departments including ministries, divisions, attached departments, autonomous bodies, corporations of the federal government and provincial, district governments conveniently located near to their hometown so far as being practical on paid internship for a period of one year.

I was astonished to listen about the news that the government has ended this programme. Does the government not have enough budget to run this program? Are our politicians least interested in well-educated youth? I hope that the government will revise its policies and will soon make a strategy to entertain them because it is a programme of multiple benefits.

DR HASSAN ANJUM SHAHID

Lahore

17 COMMENTS

  1. our govt. has no budget fo employments of youth, nd saying we have cared abt employments and youth, when our prime minister have enough time to attend AWARD Shows how they can understand problem of youth an employment problems.really the current govt. creating a history that ever in book of muslim history.

  2. What about in progress batch, and about one year contract and training certificate? we all invested 5 months with this batch, what about the time we spent?
    How can they breach of contract?
    The progress batch must be ended on its decided period of contract.
    We should stand together to ask our rights..

  3. V have no objection of our jobs termination but what about our four month stipend. (Lanat Lanat is Govt Par)

  4. i didnt get 6 months stipend , april till september as we got the order of termination in september 2011

  5. I have been placed in a power house where the Resident Engineer assigned me with shift, So i had to perform duty the whole night mostly and no off day even on Eid. I had to spend my own pocket money there. At the end of this month (Oct 2011) my duration will b completed and i havnt even get a penny from NIP. The Govt is playing bad games with youth. Lets stand together and join our hands for our rights.

  6. no stipend for 5 to 6 month that interns spent in placed organization rather spending their own for transport problems .whta a govt. of punjab ang govt. of pakistan . leaders are back biting & taunting to each other rather solving the problems of youth , the power ov NATION. owsm , great
    youth must strike 4 that if they want to………………………
    think the only you can solve your problem otherwis no one care about that

  7. Dera ismail khan internees have not received one paisa from april to september 2011. where has gon our fund. why govt. not given us per month 10000. very sorry.so sorry our leaders.

  8. these bastards are destroying everything the previous government have done for the youth and country……….go back to exile you treaitors…

  9. Shame on CM Punjab if he has ended NIP. Shame on opposing your words of youth talent encouragement…

  10. It seems that laptops will also be not given to all the selected students…. encouraging or discouraging the youth!!!

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