गले तक कर्ज़ में डूबे मोदी सरकार _ IMF warns of India's rising Debt_Govt Disagrees https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKeqAMTXHW4 DESH NEETI  Dec 22, 2023 

गले तक कर्ज़ में डूबे मोदी , सीतारमण की होगी छुट्टी ?

India's debt-to-GDP ratio well below emerging markets, IMF gave worst-case scenario: FM Sitharaman https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/economy/indias-debt-to-gdp-ratio-well-below-emerging-markets-imf-gave-worst-case-scenario-fm-sitharaman-12216221.html 
The finance minister's comments comes after the International Monetary Fund flagged the possibility of India's general government debt exceeding 100 percent of GDP.. Sitharaman's remarks comes months after the International Monetary Fund (IMF), while releasing a set of projections, flagged the possibility of India's general government debt exceeding 100 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP).

IMF forecasts India’s economy to grow 6.8% this fiscal year https://www.thehindu.com/business/Economy/imf-forecasts-indias-economy-to-grow-68-this-fiscal-year/article68072638.ece World economy is ‘remarkably resilient ‘ but challenges remain, multilateral lender says in its ‘World Economic Outlook April 2024’
April 16, 2024  April 17, 2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQT_dG0P8a4 Press Briefing: World Economic Outlook, April 2024 On Inida question: https://youtu.be/AQT_dG0P8a4?t=1419 

Modi Government में क्यों बढ़ा India पर Debt ? IMF | Inflation | कहां गया पैसा ? Rimjhim Ke 5 Points https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4Eir9rpQWk

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If govt changes, CEC Rajiv Kumar will be impeached: Former Delhi L-G Najeeb Jung https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEcF1PGnlj0 

s Apr 26, 2024 #electioncommissionofindia #pmnarendramodi #supremecourt
The Election Commission has sent a notice to BJP president JP Nadda seeking comments on the alleged hate speech made by PM Narendra Modi in Rajasthan. The notice did not mention the name of the violator, nor were the sections under IPC and RP Act listed out. Along with Nadda, a notice has been sent to Mallikarjun Kharge as well for Rahul Gandhi’s speech on cultural and linguistic divide. Is this EC notice an eyewash? Does it go to show that EC does not have the spine to stand up on its own? Will the Opposition parties go to the Supreme Court now?

on Affirmative Action - Appeasement reality - Najeeb Jung. https://youtu.be/qEcF1PGnlj0?t=624 

WhatsApp To Exit India? Centre Vs App In Delhi HC Over I-T Rules? Why Right To Privacy Raised  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3khodYlfcHs  Apr 26, 2024 
In a fresh tussle between the messaging platform Whatsapp and the central government, the app has ‘warned’ of leaving India if it is made to break end-to-end encryption. Challenging the amendments made to the I-T rules before Delhi HC, Whatsapp called it a violation of right to privacy. The messaging app also called for an examination of the constitutional validity of the law.

Is Whatsapp Going To Exit India Over Encryption Dispute?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSwJ2IwQ7QQ  Apr 26, 2024 
India is one of the largest markets for messaging app Whatsapp, which is owned by Meta. But now, Whatsapp has threatened that they're ready to exit the India market. They said this in the Delhi High Court, during a hearing in which Whatsapp has challenged a new Indian law which requires social media platforms to identify the FIRST originators of certain messages, if a court orders them to do so. Whatsapp insists that this violates user privacy

https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/the-modi-fication-of-india-is-still-thrilling-markets-2993868  

The ‘Modi-fication’ of India is still thrilling markets The Indian prime minister is so successful at polarizing the majority Hindu vote by playing on its fears, he doesn’t have to pursue profligate — or even populist — fiscal policies

the appetite for a third term for the Indian leader is very high in the global financial industry. “Modi has done an unbelievable job in India,” JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said Tuesday at the Economic Club of New York. Both Goldman and JPMorgan are predicting a deluge of overseas capital after general elections are over on June 4. (The BJP is favorite to win the contest.)

Still, this is the start of a new compact between markets and Modi, one in which investors are betting on what he won’t do, rather than what he will.

The first belief is that while Modi 3.0 may take a more authoritarian turn, the Indian leader won’t follow the lead of China’s President Xi Jinping. The stock market will still have to read the tea leaves to figure out which business group is likely to be blessed with juicy contracts and favorable policy, but there is little risk of New Delhi turning the screws on the private sector. In other words, no nasty surprises like Beijing’s crackdown on its technology industry.

https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/mumbai/no-activities-involving-guest-speaker-tiss-students-call-it-infringement-of-rights-9214609/  dipti Singh 

Apart from calling the restrictions to be arbitrary, the SU in its official statement issued on Wednesday claimed, “The current environment in TISS is a complete violation of the student entitlement suggested by the University Grants Commission (UGC), which states that as democratic citizens, the students are entitled to freedom of thought and expression within and outside their institution.”

Demanding that the new guidelines should be prepared on priority, the statement also urges the administration to include student representatives in reframing them to make them student-centric.

https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/can-green-credits-benefit-indias-forests/article68106159.ece   April 26, 2024 02:24 am Jacob Koshy

https://thewire.in/labour/for-desperate-jobless-indian-youth-war-conflict-zones-abroad-are-no-deterrents 

Unemployment at home pushes thousands of Indians to look overseas for work – even war zones. What’s missing is a coherent policy to protect them.

While illegal outmigration from India is nothing new – one study found that about 725,000 Indians now live illegally in the US – the movement of people to conflict zones reflects potential migrants’ desire to escape desperate conditions at home for a relatively better life elsewhere, even when confronted with human emergencies caused by war.

Indians migrating to Russia and then finding themselves thrown into the conflict as combatants, and hundreds of people in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana states signing up for jobs in Israel, underscore an important point: migrating to conflict zones is considered a better choice to the uncertainties caused by lack of employment at home.

A recent report made two startling claims: one, about 83% of India’s youth grapple with “soaring unemployment”. Second, the proportion of educated youth (15 to 29 years old), with at least secondary level education, among the country’s total unemployed youth jumped from 35.2% in 2002 to 65.7% in 2022.

by Chandan Nandy

26/04/2024

Status of Indian job market: Fact versus fiction  https://www.firstpost.com/opinion/status-of-indian-job-market-fact-versus-fiction-13759450.html  Bibek Debroy There may be concerns about employment, but it is not as disastrous as is often made out to be.. In an informal economy like India, where there are usually no clear employer-employee relationships, unlike in more advanced countries.... At present, both the Annual Survey of Industries (ASI) and the Quarterly Employment Survey (QES) have biases. Agriculture is a different proposition. But even outside of agriculture, neither is comprehensive in coverage. Both can be streamlined and improved, and time lags can be reduced. ..

the RBI’s report based on KLEMS dated October 2022...  “Employment, as measured by workforce participation rates, has been declining in India, especially among rural females.... between 2011 and 2017.” There has been no report after that. But, since 2017–18, there seems to have been a pickup in employment. For manufacturing and services (construction, trade), it is quite visible after 2020–21.

 Prashant Bhishan  talks about the issue of the figures .. https://youtu.be/t4ymo3DdgTk?t=21 

The Truth about Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT | Dhruv Rathee  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJefOB8kec8  Jul 16, 2023  Over the past year, artificial intelligence has emerged as a prominent and widely discussed subject. It is no longer merely a buzzword, but rather a practical tool that we can actively employ. Revolutionary platforms such as ChatGPT and Midjourney are transforming the functioning of our world. However, the advancement of AI also raises significant and profound inquiries. Will AI supersede human capabilities? Does it pose a threat to humanity's existence? What about the potential job displacement caused by AI? If you share these concerns, watch this video by Dhruv Rathee, where he delves into the realities of artificial intelligence, offering insights and answers to these pressing questions.

The Future of Jobs 2020 report WEF:  Recession and Automation Changes Our Future of Work, But There are Jobs Coming, Report Says 20 Oct 2020

The workforce is automating faster than expected, displacing 85 million jobs in next five years
The robot revolution will create 97 million new jobs, but communities most at risk from disruption will need support from businesses and governments
In 2025, analytical thinking, creativity and flexibility are among the top skills needed; with data and artificial intelligence, content creation and cloud computing the top emerging professions
The most competitive businesses will be those that choose to reskill and upskill current employees

The public sector will need a three-tiered approach to help workers. This includes providing stronger safety nets for displaced workers, improving the education and training systems and creating incentives for investments in markets and the jobs of tomorrow.

Companies can measure and disclose their treatment of employees by adopting environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH1fFdjzJAw What will the future of jobs be like?