Great Indian employment paradox: The more you learn, the less You Earn DEEPTO BANERJEE — Times of India

Educated unemployment in India is alarmingly high, with a 6.5% rate among those with secondary education or higher, compared to much lower rates for less educated individuals. Gender disparities and urban-rural divides persist, highlighting the need for targeted policy interventions to address skill gaps, promote entrepreneurship, and enhance gender inclusivity.Educated unemployment in India is alarmingly high, with a 6.5% rate among those with secondary education or higher, compared to much lower rates for less educated individuals. Gender disparities and urban-rural divides persist, highlighting the need for targeted policy interventions to address skill gaps, promote entrepreneurship, and enhance gender inclusivity. …Read More