The document discusses declining job growth in India, particularly in manufacturing. Data shows that new projects in 2014-15 expect to hire less than half as many workers compared to the previous year. This points to jobless growth and could increase social unrest, as seen in recent protests by Patidars in Gujarat demanding jobs and quotas. While some industries like drugs and chemicals have grown in Gujarat, they are largely capital intensive and do not generate many jobs. With more youth entering the workforce each year, the lack of quality private sector jobs threatens the social and political influence of communities that have a wealthy creamy layer but many unemployed members, fueling demands for reservations.