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"Congress Walking Into A Trap" | Decoding Priyanka's Maiden Speech | Where Does INDIA Bloc Stand? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BKL_jxgDLo Mojo Story 

"Yogendra & Rahul Have Swapped Roles" | PM Modi's Scathing Attack On Congress | Barkha Dutt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9vQoScd3YE  In the constitutional debate in Parliament on Saturday, Rahul Gandhi attacked Savarkar, while PM Modi targeted the Nehru-Gandhi family over the Emergency.  Is there any point of raking up ghosts from the past, instead of debating issues that actually impact the populace?

From Vishwa-Guru to Scam-Guru?   https://youtu.be/UpdI0pzfgTk?t=108  , India is witnessing a rise in financial crimes of several kinds. On one hand we have great examples of the rich who have defrauded banks of thousands of crores. And on the other hand, we have whole illegal businesses sprouting in small cities that are defrauding people of their hard earned money. In the first 9 months of 2024, Rs.11333 crore has been stolen via cyber frauds! India recorded a 986% surge in financial fraud cases in the last 5 years! 

By now, we should have improved the system. Some changes can be made in the banking process so that people do not suffer much loss. Why do our Aadhaar numbers, KYC details, bank account numbers, phone numbers get leaked easily and reach scammers? The government is running so many campaigns, doing KYC again and again, but is the system sound proof? ...Digital India is working for scammers, but the money of the common man is being looted. Utter Jim Browning, who exposes professional scam centers, is an ethical hacker who can see scammers from a distance through CCTV. most scammers are hackers. People with scams have no choice. Another important thing he said is that law enforcement is also very weak here. Even when they reported scam centres, instead of raids, scammers erased the evidence and picked up their bags and walked away. Not only online but offline frauds too.

the average real GDP growth rate was 6.7% whereas regular wages stagnated (minus 0.07% growth).

As per a report of WorkIndia, more than 57% of blue-collar jobs in India pay less than Rs 20,000 a month. That is probably justified because of low average productivity. We are thus caught in a cycle of low productivity, low skills, low pay and low e...

Read more at: https://www.deccanherald.com//opinion/profits-boom-but-pay-is-far-from-fair-3312238 

https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/business/3054939-blue-collar-workforce-struggles-with-low-wages-report A report from WorkIndia reveals that over 57% of blue-collar jobs in India pay Rs 20,000 or less per month, highlighting financial strain among workers. Only 2.31% offer salaries above Rs 60,000

https://www.ilo.org/publications/india-employment-report-2024-youth-employment-education-and-skills  

https://www.business-standard.com/industry/news/tier-i-cities-dominate-in-blue-collar-gig-job-opportunities-report-124071300667_1.html

 State of Working India 2023: Social Identities and Labour Market Outcomes https://publications.azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/5166/1/State_of_Working_India_2023_ebook_revised.pdf  Azim Premji University, September 2023  On the one hand, the economy has grown rapidly since the 1980s, drawing millions of workers out of agriculture. And the proportion of salaried or regular wage workers has risen while that of casual workers has fallen. On the other hand, manufacturing has failed to expand its share of GDP or employment significantly. Instead, construction and informal services have been the main job creators. Further, the connection between growth and good jobs continues to be weak.