Electronics sector in India projected to create 12 million jobs by 2027
The electronics sector in the country is projected to create 12 million jobs by 2027 — 3 million direct and 9 million indirect roles, a report said on Saturday.
The electronics sector in the country is projected to create 12 million jobs by 2027 — 3 million direct and 9 million indirect roles, a report said on Saturday.
The Ministry of Labour and Employment implemented several welfare initiatives for unorganised workers in 2024.Registrations on the eShram portal surpassed 30 crores this year, reflecting its rapid adoption and significant social impact.
The informal sector comprises a sizable percentage of the workforce, especially in developing countries.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu directed the formulation of a comprehensive policy for employment on a compassionate grounds and said the incumbent state government intends to settle all the pending cases in one go.
Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) on Wednesday gave final opportunity till January 31, 2025 to Employers to upload wage details etc. regarding over 3.1 Lakh pending applications for Pension on Higher Wages.
India’s employment data presents a rosy picture at first glance, with substantial growth reported year on year. However, a deeper dive into these numbers reveals a more complex and troubling scenario.
In a rebuttal, the Ministry said the report, quoted by some of the print and electronic media, had failed to “account for the comprehensive and positive employment data available from official sources.”
As India anticipates the upcoming Union Budget, the spotlight is firmly on initiatives that could redefine economic priorities under Modi 3.0. Amid the flurry of expectations and promises, the government’s emphasis on skills, employment, and innovation stand out as a pivotal strategy in navigating current challenges and shaping future opportunities.
So far, 2,35,334 rural youths have been trained, and 1,25,822 have gained employment through this initiative.
As Himachal Pradesh votes in the last phase of the Lok Sabha elections today, a potent issue has emerged among its youth: resentment against the Agniveer scheme.
