A huge mistake India made post-Independence was the lack of emphasis on primary and secondary education, says member of PM’s Economic Advisory Council.
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RBI to announce monetary policy today; interest rates tripled from 1.25 per cent to 3.2 in past 14 months, says Bhalla, a member of PM’s eco advisory panel.
The private lender's shares tumbled to be top Nifty 50 loser after India's central bank barred it from taking on new customers through online and mobile banking channels.
A next generation extended stand-off air-to-surface missile test fired by IAF, ROCKS has been designed & manufactured by Israeli defence major Rafael, keeping India’s needs in mind.
India’s population growth isn’t a blessing like everyone claims. Its actually a ticking time bomb. Automation is rapidly making factory jobs obsolete. India’s bulging population won’t produce enough jobs to employ these new entrants to the workforce. Even after Modi, India’s economic growth hasn’t created many jobs at all, and DeMo actually decimated the labor intensive informal sectors. And China’s growth model of the 1990s-2000s can’t be replicated by India. India was too bogged down by security issues to focus on economic reforms to make that sort of growth possible. But that window of opportunity is closed. In a way, Pakistan succeeded in destroying India rightful share of the economic pie by ensuring that India was tied down in the 90s and early 2000s.
So no, population growth without jobs is not a blessing. It is a curse, and recipe for social disturbance.
We need a cooperation of federal states again to implement uniform education. Also Teachers need to be educated also regularly to cope and deliver timely. Social awareness should be treated positively about Teachers and teaching.
India’s population growth isn’t a blessing like everyone claims. Its actually a ticking time bomb. Automation is rapidly making factory jobs obsolete. India’s bulging population won’t produce enough jobs to employ these new entrants to the workforce. Even after Modi, India’s economic growth hasn’t created many jobs at all, and DeMo actually decimated the labor intensive informal sectors. And China’s growth model of the 1990s-2000s can’t be replicated by India. India was too bogged down by security issues to focus on economic reforms to make that sort of growth possible. But that window of opportunity is closed. In a way, Pakistan succeeded in destroying India rightful share of the economic pie by ensuring that India was tied down in the 90s and early 2000s.
So no, population growth without jobs is not a blessing. It is a curse, and recipe for social disturbance.
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India a failed giant without a destination.
We need a cooperation of federal states again to implement uniform education. Also Teachers need to be educated also regularly to cope and deliver timely. Social awareness should be treated positively about Teachers and teaching.