To deal with the problems of educated unemployed young persons in the State, it has been proposed to impart computer training to one lakh young persons during the year, 2008‐09. Young persons, trained in computer applications, could be suitably absorbed in different sectors after completion of their training support: (i) effective and accountable participatory planning and implementation for promoting inclusive growth, strengthening District Planning Committees, and supporting Panchayat Samities and Gram Panchayats with regard to plan up, monitoring and implementation, (ii) enhancing access of the poor to financial services and markets by leveraging private sector resource (i.e., public‐private partnership) provided through innovative models and feasible approaches, (iii) more secure land and property rights and enhanced access to skill development, employment and livelihood opportunities for the poor, and (iv) better access to information and organization for the rural poor, especially women, to overcome barriers to equitable participation in growth process and realization of their entitlements.