India's jobs crisis: 25 million applicants for 90,000 vacancies

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Many of the applicants applied for both the group C and group D and most people just fill the form and never come for examination..the real number will be in between 1-1.5 crore (100 million-150 million)

In which state?

Karnataka

 

[randomradio]

Anyway, South Asian countries should learn from China and enforce 1 or 2 Child policy for few decades to rectify the damage already done.

The worst idea ever.

 

[randomradio]

The worst is yet to come, if India can't build a strong manufacturing base which hires tens of millions people like China does, the massive unemployment will strike India hard in the next decade.

India is divided into various administrative zones, 6 in total. West and South are more developed and have very low birth rates. Northeast and East are underdeveloped but with acceptable birth rates. North is both developed and underdeveloped with acceptable and high birth rates depending on the state. And Central is extremely undeveloped, with a very high birth rate. So the more developed parts of India can easily absorb the problems of the underdeveloped parts of India.

Developed parts of India are doing pretty good. Here's an example:
https://www.business-standard.com/a...ka-in-four-years-minister-117112300962_1.html
"In the past four years, Karnataka has generated about 12.03 lakh jobs in the micro, small and medium enterprises sector and about 1.88 lakh jobs in the large industries sector. Another 5.79 lakh jobs are in the pipeline," he said at the Vendor Development and Investors Summit 2017 being held here.

The numbers are 1.2 million, 0.188 million and 0.579 million.

And this is from one state with only 61 million people, where Bangalore is the capital. And it's not the best job creator among all the top states either. Many other developed states are growing between 8% and 13%. Since we don't have hukou, we do not really need uniform job creation, people will just migrate.

About migration, and staying true to the thread topic, here's some interesting facts.

China. Likely from 2014.
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2016-01/18/c_135021027.htm
About 2.5 billion passengers traveled by train last year, up 10 percent for the third year running.

India. Look at the non-suburban numbers for 2014.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/741303/india-non-suburban-rail-passenger-traffic/

That's 3.88 billion passengers in 2014. This is how it works in a non-hukou country. Also note that unlike China, ticketless travel is rampant in India, so 3.88 billion is just the ones with tickets. Migration works in India and our rail infrastructure can handle much more than China's does.

If you are really concerned about population being a problem, then you should look at Pakistan. Their birth rate is higher than India's and their GDP growth is minuscule. And they do not have any developed areas that can absorb their excess population like India does.

Population wise, quality over quantity. China's one child policy only was only implemented in big cities ,not in rural population or small cities and towns, it's not uncommon to see people from provinces have several siblings in China, this one child policy was way exaggerated by the western media.

You should read up more about rural China. Use a VPN and get proper information if you have to.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/5-things-to-know-about-china-s-1-child-policy-1.3294335

One Child policy was only slightly lax in rural areas compared to urban areas.

 

[haidian]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/5-things-to-know-about-china-s-1-child-policy-1.3294335

One Child policy was only slightly lax in rural areas compared to urban areas.

That's not true, I m Chinese and I know what's going on in rural China, I have many friends from rural China. Don't just read western reports about China , go and check it out yourself, it will shock you to see the huge difference.

As I mentioned, the number of people is not the fundemental problem, the more significant issues are the quality of the population and if a country can produce enough jobs for them, for huge population countries like China and India, they need massive manufacturing sector to meet the demand.

 

[RealNapster]

Many of the applicants applied for both the group C and group D and most people just fill the form and never come for examination..the real number will be in between 1-1.5 crore (100 million-150 million

Why would you think its different here ? I also applied for 5 posts back then.but never appear in a single test.

90000 Jobs in one GO

Incredible

Indian Railways has to be world largest employer in Public sector

Its because they didn’t hired new employes for years while existing employese were completing there service and retiring. Article says so...

There are no candidates for rural doctors post ..Govt is planning not to fix the salaries but to ask a quote from candidates ..Lowest quotes will get the job ..moral is whenever eligibility criteria is higher candidates will be less

Update me on this. Is their still the concept of Dispensary or areas now getting basic health units ? In rural areas ofcourse

 

[randomradio]

That's not true, I m Chinese and I know what's going on in rural China, I have many friends from rural China. Don't just read western reports about China , go and check it out yourself, it will shock you to see the huge difference.

As I mentioned, the number of people is not the fundemental problem, the more significant issues are the quality of the population and if a country can produce enough jobs for them, for huge population countries like China and India, they need massive manufacturing sector to meet the demand.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...till-june-cso-report/articleshow/65534695.cms

1.2 Cr is 12 million.

Jobs are being created aplenty in India.

 

[d00od00o]

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...till-june-cso-report/articleshow/65534695.cms

1.2 Cr is 12 million.

Jobs are being created aplenty in India.

Job crisis is fake news. India will soon achieve full employment.

 

[haidian]

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...till-june-cso-report/articleshow/65534695.cms

1.2 Cr is 12 million.

Jobs are being created aplenty in India.

I hope so, unemployment is a curse for the economy.