Madhya Pradesh: Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia inaugurates Ashoknagar's first BPO Centre

ANI March 30, 2025 172 views

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia inaugurated Ashoknagar’s first BPO center, a historic collaboration between major telecom firms like Airtel and Jio. He emphasized how this center will create local IT jobs, eliminating the need for youth to migrate. The project aims to put Ashoknagar on India’s IT map while empowering regional employment. Scindia called it a milestone for both the district and the telecom industry.

"Today, history has been made... four major telecom companies have jointly set up a call center in one location." – Jyotiraditya Scindia
Ashoknagar, March 30: Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Saturday inaugurated Ashoknagar's first-ever BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) center, marking a significant milestone for the region.

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Scindia inaugurates Ashoknagar’s first BPO with Airtel and Jio

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Center to boost local IT jobs without migration

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Landmark collaboration of four telecom giants

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Aims to put Ashoknagar on India’s IT map

Speaking to ANI after inaugurating the BPO center, Scindia highlighted that this was a historic moment as, for the first time in India, four major telecom companies had jointly set up a call center at a single location.

"Today, history has been made because for the first time in the country, four major telecom companies with 40 crore subscribers - be it Airtel or Jio - have jointly set up a call center in one location. This has never happened before in the history of the country. For the first time, Ashoknagar has achieved this milestone, which is a huge step forward for Ashoknagar," Scindia said.

Later, in a post on X, Scindia expressed that the BPO center in Ashoknagar would open new avenues of employment in the IT sector for local youth.

"A new chapter has been added to the history of Ashoknagar! Today, the first world-class BPO center in Ashoknagar was dedicated to the youth. This BPO center will open new doors of employment in the IT field for the youth," Scindia said on X.

He further added that the center would provide a platform for the youth to work for global companies in their respective fields without the need to move to larger cities.

"This is not just a center, but a platform to make the dreams of our youth come true. Now, the youth of Ashoknagar will be able to work for global companies in their field without moving to big cities," Scindia said on X.

Scindia emphasised that the BPO center would enhance employment opportunities and help create an identity for Ashoknagar on India's IT map.

"This historic initiative will not only give Ashoknagar an edge in employment but will also help our region create its own identity on the IT map of India," Scindia stated on X.

Reader Comments

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Rahul K.
This is fantastic news for Ashoknagar! 🎉 Finally, youth won't have to migrate to metro cities for IT jobs. Hope more such initiatives come to smaller towns across MP.
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Priya M.
While I appreciate the effort, I hope they focus on quality training too. Just opening a BPO isn't enough - the youth need proper skills development to compete globally.
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Sanjay T.
My cousin in Ashoknagar has been waiting for opportunities like this! No more 12-hour train rides to Bangalore for interviews. Big thanks to all involved in making this happen.
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Anjali P.
Interesting to see telecom rivals collaborating like this. Wonder how the work environment will be with employees handling different company accounts under one roof? 🤔
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Vikram S.
Great initiative! But hope the infrastructure keeps up - reliable power, good internet connectivity and transport facilities are crucial for BPOs to function smoothly.

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