Employment is a critical issue that continues to challenge the economic landscape of India. Being one of the most populous countries with a diverse and dynamic workforce, fluctuations in employment have high implications for the growth & development of the country.
> More than 38% of IIT graduates are unemployed (23-24)
> Unemployment rate is at its highest in 15 years at 9%
> Over 40% of university graduates are unemployed
Though India is generating more jobs per year than ever (46.6 million in 23-24), the number of students graduating and finding jobs are far higher than 46 million. By the year 2025, the average age of an Indian citizen will be 25 years, which puts the country in its prime for the workforce. Continued vigilance and effective policy measures remain crucial to foster sustainable job growth and secure the nation’s future.
Job Interview Chaos in Gujarat: A Reflection on Employment Challenges
Following are the short and crisp details of the incident
Hundreds gathered at Lords Plaza Hotel, Ankleshwar for just 10 job openings.
The overwhelming crowd led to a steel railing collapse, injuring several.
The incident highlights the severe unemployment issues and raises questions about the effectiveness of current employment models.
Videos of the incident show a massive queue, underscoring the desperation for jobs.
1,800 people showed up for the interview, reflecting the high demand for limited opportunities.
The Congress criticizes the BJP, attributing the chaos to failed employment policies.
BJP MP Mansukh Vasava shifts blame to the company, emphasizing the diverse population of the district.
This incident calls for a deeper look into employment strategies and the urgent need for effective solutions.
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Video credit: NDTV
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