"job-crisis"

India’s growth story remains incomplete if young people must leave farms, families and communities behind to survive on insecure work

India does not need more graduates; it needs better-prepared graduates who are aligned to employment market

Nearly one in five young people in Telangana are unemployed, with the State’s 20.1% youth jobless rate surpassing the national average of 14.6%. Urban women face the highest unemployment at 28.6%, raising concerns about gender disparity and policy failure.

When those with MA and PhD degrees apply for posts like clerks, peons, it is evident that there are fundamental flaws in our education system

It is vital to point out that beneath the lost jobs are actual software professionals, whose financial future is at a risk.