get a job in the future you have to learn 10 new skills, find out in which 10 fields you will get a job in 5 years

 How to save a job in the future: To get a job in the future you have to learn 10 new skills, find out in which 10 fields you will get a job in 5 years

• By the end of this year, 495 million people in the world could lose their jobs
• As many as 41 lakh youths have lost their jobs in the country since the outbreak of Corona virus

Corona has caused damage not only physically, but also mentally and financially. Reports from the ILO (International Labor Organization) and ADB (Asian Development Bank) show that 4.1 million young people have lost their jobs since Korona arrived in the country, and according to the CMIE (Center for Monitoring Indian Economy), about 122 million people have lost their jobs. These figures are only up to August. It gives you an idea of ​​what the unemployment rate is.

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Let's talk about losing a job, now let's talk about getting a job. Millions of people are looking for a new job right now, but where to find a new job? Who will get No one knows.

A report from the World Economic Forum shows that Corona has also developed future jobs. According to the Future of Jobs Report 2020, new jobs will be found in places where new types of skills and workers will need protection. 

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About 97 million new jobs will be created in the world in the next five years, but about 85 million jobs will be lost.

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fact check:: what is the reality of Pradhanmantri kanya vivah yojna

 fact check:: what is the reality of Pradhanmantri kanya vivah yojna

Misleading notifications have often gone viral on social media platforms. A YouTube video has been going viral for the past few days saying that the central government is giving girls up to Rs 40,000 for marriage under the 'Pradhan Mantri Kanya Vivah Yojana'. However, when the PIB did a fact check of this claim, it found out that the claim was false.

The PIB Fact Check has clearly stated that this claim is false. There is no such plan from the central government. According to the tweet, a YouTube video claims that the central government is giving up to Rs 40,000 to the daughters for their marriage under the 'Pradhan Mantri Kanya Vivah Yojana'. However, the PIB said the claim was false. The central government is not running any such scheme.

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Everyone knows how fast any message can go viral on social media. Even at this time, a message is going viral, in which it is being claimed that the Modi government is giving 40-40 thousand rupees for the marriage of daughters under the Pradhan Mantri Kanya Vivah Yojana. Anyone who is getting this message is immediately forwarding it and telling his friends and relatives about this special scheme of the Modi government (Fact Check of Pradhanmantri Kanya Vivah Yojana). So the question is, what is this scheme? Are there or not? So how much money do you get or not? Let us know the answer to your every question.

In fact, this message, which is going viral fast, is a YouTube video. In this video, it is said that the government will pay for the daughter's marriage. In the video, a scheme of 20 thousand, 30 thousand and 40 thousand rupees has been explained, which has been named as Pradhan Mantri Kanya Vivah Yojana. Looking at this video, the PIB, while checking the facts, has said that there is no such plan. However, this video is almost a year old, which was put on YouTube on November 17, 2019, which is now going viral on social media. 

Notably, the PIB Fact Check works to curb misinformation spread by the central government on policy-schemes, departments, ministries. Any information linked to the government is true that the PIB fact check can be used to find out if it is false. You can send a screenshot of any PIB fact check suspicious news, tweet, Facebook post or URL to WhatsApp number 918799711259. Or you can mail to pibfactcheck@gmail.com.

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