Locals agitate, vandalise factory demanding jobs
A group of people, who have been agitating, demanding jobs, have vandalized a factory in Kanksha of West Burdwan district today.
A group of people, who have been agitating, demanding jobs, have vandalized a factory in Kanksha of West Burdwan district today.
While trying to understand how MSMEs can grow fast and create jobs – India’s foremost economic challenge we came across a remarkable example. Mr Jain, owner of an apparel firm from Mumbai turned a modest Rs 15 crore operation into a Rs 250-crore powerhouse in less than eight years.
Driven by growing interest in the country’s thriving technology, engineering and digital services sectors amid overall economic growth, job searches from abroad to India have surged by nearly 60 per cent since June 2021, a report revealed on Thursday.
India, the world’s third-largest importer of crude oil, stands to gain as oil prices have fallen to an eitht-month low at $75.8 a barrel in the international market
The Assam government is set to introduce a series of legislative measures aimed at safeguarding the interests of the state's indigenous population.
State Rural Development minister Virender Kanwar responded to the query as Industry minister was absent from the house and said a committee will be formed to ensure implementation of the directive and action will be taken against erring industries.
The debate was however denied by HP Vidhan Sabha Speaker Vipin Singh Parmar by saying that under Rule 67 debate on more than one issue can't be held.
"She seems to forget that West Bengal is not a single language state. Bengali is one of the softest languages in the world, and the mother tongue to a great many renowned personalities across the world, including Nobel Laureates. However, along with Bengali, West Bengal is also home to many other indigenous languages..."
How technological change impacts inequality, wage divergence, and job polarisation, and what democratic states operating in a free-market environment must grapple with as digitalisation catalyses labour substitution, the erosion of the middle class, and greater income inequality, is the challenge for policy establishments the world over not wedded to dogma.
"We have faith in the earth, faith in religion, faith in our labour and faith in our leaders. We have faith in what the leaders say and when huge advertisements tell us that development has arrived, we begin to wonder," she said.
