DW BUREAU / Chandigarh My every breath is for the betterment of Punjab. I am committed to work for Punjab and Punjabiyat. This was expressed by Vikramjit Singh, MP Rajyasabha during a media briefing in Chandigarh today. Vikramjit today unveiled his 100 days of report card in Parliament before the media. He also thanked the chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and the entire Punjab Government to fully supporting him on different issues of Punjab which he took up in Delhi at various levels. Going through a well-made presentation on the report card of 100 days, Vikramjit Singh said that I took up the issue of Punjab's Representation in MSP and CACP, Punjab being the biggest contributor to food procurement under MSP. It should get adequate representation in both these committees. Non Centralisation of Panjab University, Abolition of GST on Serais, Comprehensive Financial Package for Punjab, Issues Faced by Industries in Punjab, candle March on Partition Day, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Education Fund, Scholarship to an aspiring Pilot of 5 lakh 80 thousand, Telecom and Railway Ministry assistance to Punjab, Awareness on Stubble Burning, Rectifications needed in Jallianwala Bagh to preserve History, Comprehensive Financial Package for Punjab, Announcement of 5 World skill centres in Punjab and provide 5000 jobs, Issues related to Civil Aviation and Steel in Punjab, Army Recruitment Drive and Setting up Defence Industry in Punjab, Commemoration Function of Battle of Sarahgarhi, Met Industry leaders to bring Investments in Punjab, Arbitrary Fees on Meat Processing Units, Ludhiana Industrial Delegation Meeting with Chief Minister, Gurudwara Hemkund Sahib Ropeway Project, Diwali Gift to all ITI students of Punjab etc to name few. Vikramjit Singh said that his dream project of offering jobs to the youth of Punjab would soon materialise and would be offering jobs to 1000 youth in Amritsar in the month of December. These jobs would be provided in different private sectors like hospitality, call centres, Hospitals, electricians, plumbers etc. ITI Ludhiana is being converted into centre of excellence with latest machinery and equipment with industry linkage costing around 2.5 crores. Every current issue related to Punjab will be taken up in the coming session of Parliament. Reassuring his commitment to serve the Punjab, Mr. Vikramjit Singh MP Rajyasabha said that no stone will be left unturned to raise the crucial issues of Punjab in coming session of parliament. (editor@dailyworld.in)