The rural job scheme, launched in February 2006, is intended to cater to poorest and weakest sections, but data shows share of SCs/STs in total jobs has seen a sharp fall.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
While Pakistani authorities have not clarified what intended target was, the incident adds to a troubling pattern of PAF strikes killing civilians, including women and children.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
Jobs computation is flawed over the years. Many industries and offices outsource production and minial works. The workers employed are not factored whereas they are part of wealth creation. NITI ayog is right
Informative article on the job measurement techniques. In the YouTube interview, the author refers to host of policy initiative required for turnaround in the private investments to have meaningful impact on job growth. However, she does not specifically lists which are those policy measures which could improve private sector investments and why she feels Modi government did not or could not implement them, knowing fully well that such policies would be helping its cause in May 2019? Analysis of the issue and possible textbook remedies are fine but we need to understand what it takes to implement them. Beyond routine politics and Modi (bashing), which may of great interest to Jyoti and ThePrint, a general reader is also interested in the possible solutions to the problems from knowledgeable economists like Ila.
what exactly is the purpose of this article other than to let us know how to calculate whatever. It seems India is confused. Cannot figure out whether there are jobs or not
Jobs computation is flawed over the years. Many industries and offices outsource production and minial works. The workers employed are not factored whereas they are part of wealth creation. NITI ayog is right
Informative article on the job measurement techniques. In the YouTube interview, the author refers to host of policy initiative required for turnaround in the private investments to have meaningful impact on job growth. However, she does not specifically lists which are those policy measures which could improve private sector investments and why she feels Modi government did not or could not implement them, knowing fully well that such policies would be helping its cause in May 2019? Analysis of the issue and possible textbook remedies are fine but we need to understand what it takes to implement them. Beyond routine politics and Modi (bashing), which may of great interest to Jyoti and ThePrint, a general reader is also interested in the possible solutions to the problems from knowledgeable economists like Ila.
what exactly is the purpose of this article other than to let us know how to calculate whatever. It seems India is confused. Cannot figure out whether there are jobs or not