There was an expectation on part of Indian governance that hobnobbing with the market economy instead of the erstwhile quasi-socialist economy would resolve the saga of unemployment to a large extent. But even after two decades of entering into the market economy there seems to be no respite and unemployment, on the contrary, has been rising by leaps and bounds. Is this is fallout of failure of the Indian economic system? There are some factors which hinders the Indian Economic Growth .Even tough some pundits have tried to portray the same as a colossal failure of the Indian state structure, it can’t be accepted. Lots of factors lead to unemployment and it may happen that the factors unknown in the earlier decade have become one of the most potent factors these days.
Chronicle of unemployment in India is on the rise :
In accordance with latest reports, India's labor force is growing at a rate of 2.5 per cent per annum even if employment is increasing at merely 2.3 per cent. As a result, the whole country is faced with two challenges at the same time. While one challenge is to absorb new candidates to the job market (expected to be in the region of seven million people each year), the other challenge is to clear the excess.
Here are some of the constituent factors of unemployment. One of these happens to be enormous increase in population and on each year India comes across a huge addition to its population. For this reason, no less than 5 million people grow to be qualified for securing jobs. Even if a good number of jobs are created in the urban sector, this can’t bring any respite to the national economy. The world of business remains subject to recurrent ups and downs and as a result, gross termination of jobs is not a serious issue ever.
Something should also be said of IT and IT related fields. Even if these two have been able to lessen the burden of unemployment in the urban sector, automation of job has given rise to unemployment to a large extent as well.
Congress lead UPA Government of late has brought forth Rural Employment Guarantee program, aiming to render minimum days of employment to Indians inhabiting the rural sector. The initiative is appreciable but the sincere implementation of the same can bring about the coveted result only.Chronicle of unemployment in India is on the rise
Chronicle of unemployment in India is on the rise :
In accordance with latest reports, India's labor force is growing at a rate of 2.5 per cent per annum even if employment is increasing at merely 2.3 per cent. As a result, the whole country is faced with two challenges at the same time. While one challenge is to absorb new candidates to the job market (expected to be in the region of seven million people each year), the other challenge is to clear the excess.
Here are some of the constituent factors of unemployment. One of these happens to be enormous increase in population and on each year India comes across a huge addition to its population. For this reason, no less than 5 million people grow to be qualified for securing jobs. Even if a good number of jobs are created in the urban sector, this can’t bring any respite to the national economy. The world of business remains subject to recurrent ups and downs and as a result, gross termination of jobs is not a serious issue ever.
Something should also be said of IT and IT related fields. Even if these two have been able to lessen the burden of unemployment in the urban sector, automation of job has given rise to unemployment to a large extent as well.
Congress lead UPA Government of late has brought forth Rural Employment Guarantee program, aiming to render minimum days of employment to Indians inhabiting the rural sector. The initiative is appreciable but the sincere implementation of the same can bring about the coveted result only.Chronicle of unemployment in India is on the rise
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