US EditionMission ‘Hundred Million Jobs’ launched in India to boost employment rates
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Industry leaders are making ambitious plans to create 10 crore jobs in the country. India's working-age population is growing by about 1.2 crore every year, while traditional employment sectors such as manufacturing are struggling to create enough jobs for this growing population. A.J. Patel added that startups and small businesses, which contribute about 30% to India's gross domestic product (GDP) and are the largest employers, should expand ou…
Mission ‘Hundred Million Jobs’ launched in India to boost employment rates
New Delhi, Jan 5 (SocialNews.XYZ) A group of industry leaders on Monday joined hands to launch Hundred Million Jobs (HMJ), a national initiative to create 10 crore jobs in India over the next decade. The collaborative platform launched by Harish Mehta, co-founder of Nasscom, A.J. Patel, founder of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE), and K. Yatish Rajawat, founder of The Centre for Innovation in Public Policy (CIPP), comes as India faces a unique situ…
India’s employment challenge: How Hundred Million Jobs scheme would drive job growth
New Delhi: With an aim to provide more employment opportunities to India’s working-age population, a group of senior industry leaders on Monday launched the ‘Hundred Million Jobs’ initiative. The national-level initiative will focus on creating 100 million jobs in the country over the next decade. A statement released by the organisers mentioned that the ‘Hundred Million Jobs’ initiative was announced by Harish Mehta, co-founder of software indu…
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