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Opinion | Can India Create 8 Million Jobs A Year? Here's What The Numbers Indicate
For India to benefit from its demographic dividend, it needs to generate productive employment for 7-8 million youths who will join the labour force each year. If not, this dividend could be lost. Can the budget push to achieve these job creation goa
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DRDO Develops India's Lightest Bulletproof Vest Against Highest Threat Level
To achieve its developmental goals over the next three decades, the Indian economy must grow at a rate of 8-10 per annum over the next decade to reap the demographic dividend, the RBI said.
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Opinion: India Overtook China In Population. Now What?
India stands at the cusp of a unique opportunity to harness its demographic dividend, reminiscent of Kino's pearl in Steinbeck's classic novel.
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China's Demographic Dividends To End Soon, Warns Expert
China's demographic dividends are still within a "window of opportunity", but that window will shut soon, with fewer births putting pressure on the working population, a Chinese demographic expert warned on Thursday.
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"Together We Can Make This Decade India's Techade": PM Modi On Digital India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the combination of nation's demographic dividend and data, with proven tech prowess presents immense opportunities as he exuded confidence the decade will be 'India's techade'.
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Opinion: Skill Universities Can Help India Become A Superpower
To reap the benefit of being the youngest country in the world, India needs to skill its youth. It also needs to provide them with incentives to stay on and work in India. Tapping the potential of this demographic dividend would mean India becoming a global superpower. The Skill Universities can be the launch pad for this ambitious dream.
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Opinion: Yes, BJP, You’re Correct - We Are An Auto-Rickshaw Alliance
"We were to make this country's youth our demographic dividend, the current scenario is leading the country towards a demography divided."
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Advantage For India As Work-Age Population "Bulge" To Last Till 2055: Venkaiah Naidu
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday said the "next 30 years" are crucial for India in terms of the demographic dividend as the "bulge" in the working-age population of the country will last till 2055.
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"India Will Be Source Of Global Growth For Next 30 Years", Says IMF
India is a source of growth for the global economy for the next few decades and it could be what China was for the world economy, the IMF said today, as it suggested the country to take steps towards more structural reforms.
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India Has Lost Its Demographic Dividend, Says Mohandas Pai
India no longer enjoys the advantage of demographic dividend as it's saddled with crores of youngsters with low skills unsuited to the economy, claimed a human resources and education expert.
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India's Young Working-Age-Population To Peak by 2020 : Economic Survey
India' non-working age ratio is likely to peak at 1.7, a much lower level than Brazil and China, both of which sustained a ratio greater than 1.7 for at least 25 years
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India Should Focus On Low End Manufacturing: Chinese Media
India should shift focus to low end manufacturing like China to take full advantage of its demographic dividend to avert an unemployment crisis, a state run Chinese daily said.
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Demographic Dividend Of Special Need People Must Be Tapped: PM Modi
Centre is taking steps to ensure that demographic dividend of people with special needs is adequately tapped in for nation building, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday.
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India Needs 115 Million Non-Farm Jobs Over Next Decade: President Pranab Mukherjee
Asserting that boosting economic growth while making it socially inclusive was a major challenge for policy makers, President Pranab Mukherjee has said Indian economy needed to generate 115 million non-farm jobs over the next decade to reap the 'demographic dividend'.
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India Needs 115 Million Non-Farm Jobs Over Next Decade: President
Asserting that boosting economic growth while making it socially inclusive was a major challenge for policymakers, President Pranab Mukherjee has said Indian economy needed to generate 115 million non-farm jobs over the next decade to reap the 'demographic dividend'.
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Opinion | Can India Create 8 Million Jobs A Year? Here's What The Numbers Indicate
For India to benefit from its demographic dividend, it needs to generate productive employment for 7-8 million youths who will join the labour force each year. If not, this dividend could be lost. Can the budget push to achieve these job creation goa
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DRDO Develops India's Lightest Bulletproof Vest Against Highest Threat Level
To achieve its developmental goals over the next three decades, the Indian economy must grow at a rate of 8-10 per annum over the next decade to reap the demographic dividend, the RBI said.
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Opinion: India Overtook China In Population. Now What?
India stands at the cusp of a unique opportunity to harness its demographic dividend, reminiscent of Kino's pearl in Steinbeck's classic novel.
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China's Demographic Dividends To End Soon, Warns Expert
China's demographic dividends are still within a "window of opportunity", but that window will shut soon, with fewer births putting pressure on the working population, a Chinese demographic expert warned on Thursday.
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"Together We Can Make This Decade India's Techade": PM Modi On Digital India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the combination of nation's demographic dividend and data, with proven tech prowess presents immense opportunities as he exuded confidence the decade will be 'India's techade'.
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Opinion: Skill Universities Can Help India Become A Superpower
To reap the benefit of being the youngest country in the world, India needs to skill its youth. It also needs to provide them with incentives to stay on and work in India. Tapping the potential of this demographic dividend would mean India becoming a global superpower. The Skill Universities can be the launch pad for this ambitious dream.
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Opinion: Yes, BJP, You’re Correct - We Are An Auto-Rickshaw Alliance
"We were to make this country's youth our demographic dividend, the current scenario is leading the country towards a demography divided."
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Advantage For India As Work-Age Population "Bulge" To Last Till 2055: Venkaiah Naidu
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday said the "next 30 years" are crucial for India in terms of the demographic dividend as the "bulge" in the working-age population of the country will last till 2055.
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"India Will Be Source Of Global Growth For Next 30 Years", Says IMF
India is a source of growth for the global economy for the next few decades and it could be what China was for the world economy, the IMF said today, as it suggested the country to take steps towards more structural reforms.
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India Has Lost Its Demographic Dividend, Says Mohandas Pai
India no longer enjoys the advantage of demographic dividend as it's saddled with crores of youngsters with low skills unsuited to the economy, claimed a human resources and education expert.
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India's Young Working-Age-Population To Peak by 2020 : Economic Survey
India' non-working age ratio is likely to peak at 1.7, a much lower level than Brazil and China, both of which sustained a ratio greater than 1.7 for at least 25 years
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India Should Focus On Low End Manufacturing: Chinese Media
India should shift focus to low end manufacturing like China to take full advantage of its demographic dividend to avert an unemployment crisis, a state run Chinese daily said.
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Demographic Dividend Of Special Need People Must Be Tapped: PM Modi
Centre is taking steps to ensure that demographic dividend of people with special needs is adequately tapped in for nation building, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday.
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India Needs 115 Million Non-Farm Jobs Over Next Decade: President Pranab Mukherjee
Asserting that boosting economic growth while making it socially inclusive was a major challenge for policy makers, President Pranab Mukherjee has said Indian economy needed to generate 115 million non-farm jobs over the next decade to reap the 'demographic dividend'.
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India Needs 115 Million Non-Farm Jobs Over Next Decade: President
Asserting that boosting economic growth while making it socially inclusive was a major challenge for policymakers, President Pranab Mukherjee has said Indian economy needed to generate 115 million non-farm jobs over the next decade to reap the 'demographic dividend'.
