The Workplace
Economic Survey 2024-25: The survey flags challenges in the skill landscape is the prevalence of low-skilled workers which is attributed to the quality of educational outcomes across different levels of education.
Economic Survey 2024-25: The problem is magnified for India, given its size and its relatively low per capita income.
Eco Survey: 90% of India’s workforce has secondary-level education or less; just 4.2% earn between Rs 4 lakh and Rs 8 lakh annually in specialised roles, reveals data
Senior Congress leader and former finance minister P Chidambaram said the economic growth could even fall by up to 2 per cent as compared with the previous year.
Industries like IT, energy, and utilities are feeling the greatest strain, with demand for specialised skills like data and IT continuing to rise.
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Haryana: The skill centres will provide advanced training in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, cyber security and block chain.
AICC general secretary Sachin Pilot said, "We will provide financial assistance to youths who can show their skills in a company, factory or organisation. They will get money through these companies."
Addressing a programme, chief minister said that the training will be funded by the ministry of tourism and 17 startups have already employed around 432 IDPs.
