India unemployment

Modi declared himself to be a messenger of God, and not of biological origin. The ploy did not work.

The election results have proven that “Modi’s guarantee” is no longer enough. The people of India want stronger policies on employment and agriculture.

Modi’s challengers hope to benefit from economic issues including high unemployment, persistent poverty, and inequality.

Ironclad regulations for migrants in conflict zones are preferable to the current piecemeal approach.

India is on its way to becoming the third-largest economy in the world, yet unemployment among young people with graduate degrees is at an all-time high.

While the budget provides respite to the middle class through tax relief measures, the 30 percent cut in spending on rural jobs programs will hurt the poor in India’s villages.

The Congress party is launching a 3,500-kilometer protest march that will wind through cities, towns, and villages over the next five months.

From an impoverished nation in 1947, India has emerged a global powerhouse whose $3 trillion economy is Asia’s third largest. But where are the jobs?

The urban unemployment crisis, sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic, continues to drag India’s economy down.

Under the scheme, soldiers recruited to non-officer ranks will serve for four years only and be denied pension.

It is critical that policymakers understand the full impact of the pandemic on the economy and human development.