Youth Unemployment In India: A Multifaceted And Tenacious Challenge

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Dr. Navneet Saini
Deepinder Kaur
Sajad Ahmad Mir

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This article explores into the intricate issue of youth unemployment in India, a multifaceted challenge that persists despite the nation's ongoing economic growth. The problem is deeply rooted in several interrelated factors, including deficiencies in the education system, a shortage of job opportunities, and demographic pressures. The COVID-19 pandemic has further exacerbated this problem. To combat youth unemployment effectively, a comprehensive approach is essential. This includes reforming the education system to align with the demands of a rapidly evolving job market, expanding vocational training and skill development programs, fostering entrepreneurship, and encouraging innovation. Additionally, investments in infrastructure and key industries, as well as robust social safety nets, are vital components of the solution. While the challenge is formidable, with concerted efforts and strategic policy interventions, India can harness the potential of its youth and steer the nation toward sustained economic growth and prosperity

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Dr. Navneet Saini

Associate Professor, Sociology, Rayat Bahra University, Punjab

Deepinder Kaur

Assistant Professor, English Rayat Bahra University, Punjab

Sajad Ahmad Mir

Assistant Professor, Public Administration, Rayat Bahra University, Punjab.