
Budget 2023: Why India Needs A Jobs Policy
The country's job crisis is structural and systemic; reliance on high growth and manufacturing has simply not worked.
The country's job crisis is structural and systemic; reliance on high growth and manufacturing has simply not worked.
A parliamentary panel estimates a loss of ₹1.84 lakh crore due to the 2019 corporate tax cut in the first two fiscals of FY20 and FY21 alone
While job crisis tightens its grip, state governments are seeking an easy escape by passing the burden to private sector, although not entirely without valid reasons.
The increased capital expenditure by government, ECLGS and production-linked incentive scheme in the Budget are meant to create jobs, says FM Sitharaman.
Gupta questions high 5G reserve prices in the backdrop of the national digital communication policy that says maximising revenue is not the government's aim.
Drastic downward revision of the number of gross new EPFO subscribers month after month is complicating the picture of overall job creation.