Unemployment is a serious problem in India that is increasing with the country's large population of over 1.2 billion people. Many businesses are closing or downsizing due to changing economic conditions, leaving more people without jobs. While information technology has employed some youth, a large number remain unemployed. To solve this problem, India must slow population growth through family planning programs and education. The education system also needs reform to make students more skilled and self-sufficient rather than just seeking office jobs. Attitudes need to change so people are more willing to take risks through starting their own businesses rather than relying on the government. A multi-pronged effort is needed to address unemployment through population control, education, encouraging entrepreneurship and industry
This power point presentation will describe about the Concept Of Employment , Kinds Of Employment , Causes of Unemployment In India, Steps to reduce unemployment and Government Policies measures to reduce unemployment
This power point presentation will describe about the Concept Of Employment , Kinds Of Employment , Causes of Unemployment In India, Steps to reduce unemployment and Government Policies measures to reduce unemployment
The presentation deals with unemployment as a social problem. It discusses the meaning, various types, cause for unemployment, effect of unemployment and the solution to curtail this issue.
UNEMPLOYMENT- A DISGUISED THREAT TO SOCIETYB Avinash
Here, it is a brief presentation regarding what is unemployment and how it may be a threat to our society at our unknowingly. Thank you for reading it.
The contents include;
Defining unemployment
key points
types of unemployment
measuring unemployment
effects of unemployment
reducing unemployment
unemployment in Pakistan
causes and effects of unemployment
solution of unemployment
impacts of covid 19 on unemployment
What is 'Unemployment', The Major Types of Unemployment, Main Causes of Unemployment in India, Suggestions to Solve Unemployment Problem, steps Taken by Govt. to Increase Employment in India
The presentation deals with unemployment as a social problem. It discusses the meaning, various types, cause for unemployment, effect of unemployment and the solution to curtail this issue.
UNEMPLOYMENT- A DISGUISED THREAT TO SOCIETYB Avinash
Here, it is a brief presentation regarding what is unemployment and how it may be a threat to our society at our unknowingly. Thank you for reading it.
The contents include;
Defining unemployment
key points
types of unemployment
measuring unemployment
effects of unemployment
reducing unemployment
unemployment in Pakistan
causes and effects of unemployment
solution of unemployment
impacts of covid 19 on unemployment
What is 'Unemployment', The Major Types of Unemployment, Main Causes of Unemployment in India, Suggestions to Solve Unemployment Problem, steps Taken by Govt. to Increase Employment in India
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2. Unemployment is a serious problem of India.
It is becoming more and more serious day by
day. India has the population of about 1.20
billion. Many of the Indians are jobless.The
problem of unemployment is rising fast.
Every able bodied man and woman must get
employment. If not, the problem of
unemployment will create difficulties for the
development of the country.
3. Many age-old businesses that are not able to
cope-up with the changing demand and
economic scenario are either closed down or
heavy retrenchment takes place in them.
When there is slump in business, many
people find themselves without jobs.
4. Though a number of young
men have been absorbed in
the InformationTechnology
businesses, a large number
of youth people are still
unemployed.
5. First of all, we must check the fast rising
population of India.We cannot create jobs
for all if the rate of population growth is not
slowed down.
Family Planning schemes should be made
popular. People should be educated about
the importance of a small family.This will
help us solve the problem of unemployment.
6. The education system of
our country should be made
need-based. At present,
every man and woman
wants a job in offices. Our
education makes a student
bookish. Schools and
colleges are like factories.
7. produce B.A.s, M.A.s and Ph.D.s.
Even agriculture graduates want
office jobs in town. So the
education of our country should be
job-oriented. It must make our
students self-dependent.
8. A change in the mental attitude of our boys
and girls is necessary. As many of them are
service-minded, they do not want to take
risks.They do not like to start business or
small-scale industries.
9. They should not depend on the government
for everything. It is not possible for any
government to give jobs to all. A desire for
doing something of one’s own may solve, to
some extent, the problem of unemployment
for both the educated and uneducated
people.
10. In brief, we have to solve the problem of
unemployment on a war footing. For this both long
and short measures should be taken in India.
Population growth has to be checked.
Family planning should be made productive.
Each one should give financial help to the
unemployed to set up some industries or start some
business.
People should be encouraged to go for skill based
education.
Government should promote the establishment of
industries by Private sector.
Thus the problem of unemployment may be solved.