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Jobs, skill development and entrepreneurship

TEN YEARS OF GARIB KALYAN-III

by Blitzindiamedia
April 27, 2024
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OVER the past decade, India has witnessed a notable transformation in its employment landscape, marked by several positive trends contributing to economic growth and social development. This evolution results from various factors, including economic reforms, technological advancements, and an emphasis on skill development. The slew of structural reforms promoting ease-of-doing-business remains crucial for productive employment generation in the current decade.

At the heart of this growth story lies the ‘Make in India’ initiative, which has been attracting foreign investment and firing up the engines of domestic manufacturing, creating new jobs. Streamlining regulations and simplifying processes through Ease-of-Doing-Business” reforms have spurred entrepreneurship and fostered blossoming of small businesses, further enriching the employment landscape.

A wave of opportunities

The digital revolution, championed by initiatives like ‘Digital India’, has ushered in a wave of job opportunities in information technology, e-commerce, and other digital domains.

India’s economic rise not only focuses on macro-level statistics but also on empowering its citizens with relevant skills and employability. A multitude of initiatives have aimed to bridge the skills gap, empower individuals, and unlock their potential for employability and entrepreneurship.

PM Kaushal Vikas Yojana: Launched in 2015, this flagship scheme has trained a staggering 1.4 crore candidates across various sectors. By providing industry-relevant skill training and certification, PMKVY equips individuals with the tools they need to secure better employment opportunities. Skill India Digital Platform: This acts as a onestop shop for all skill development initiatives in India.

National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme: With 26.9 lakh apprentices engaged, NAPS provides valuable hands-on experience and industry exposure to young individuals, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Craftsmen Training Scheme: Through ITIs, this scheme has imparted training to 1.1 crore individuals between 2014 and 2022.

Entrepreneurial spirit

The past decade has witnessed a remarkable surge in India’s entrepreneurial spirit, driven by a wave of Government initiatives targeting diverse segments of society. These programmes have not only nurtured economic growth but also empowered people to break free from traditional limitations, build a brighter future, and be in command of their own economic destinies.

PM MUDRA Yojana: The objective of this scheme is to provide access to institutional finance to new or existing micro units/enterprises up to Rs. 10 lakh. As of January 26, 2024, a total of 46.15 crore loans amounting to Rs. 27.38 lakh crore have been sanctioned under the scheme.

PM SVANidhi: As of March 13 this year, it has sanctioned 86.95 lakh loans and disbursed nearly ₹11,000 crore to more than 62.36 lakh beneficiaries. DAY-NRLM: It fosters financial inclusion, leadership skills, and collective action among women. As of March 13, 2024, 10.04 crore women have been mobilised into 90.76 lakh Self-Help Groups.

Conclusion

A retrospective glance at the last 10 years of the Government’s efforts to uplift the underprivileged and marginalised paints a picture of significant progress. The past ten years have witnessed a paradigm shift in approach, moving from short-term interventions to a visionary focus on longterm empowerment and sustainable impact. The shift, evident in a plethora of impactful schemes, has laid a solid foundation for inclusive growth and human development across the nation and to ultimately make India a developed country by 2047.

From Swachh Bharat Mission’s transformative impact on sanitation to Jal Jeevan Mission’s promise of clean drinking water for all, the focus has been on building crucial infrastructure that empowers individuals and communities. PM-AWAS Yojana’s affordable housing initiative has provided secure homes, while PM Ujjwala Yojana’s free gas connections have improved health and livelihoods. The emphasis on financial inclusion has been equally transformative.

Despite certain challenges, the positive impact of these initiatives on the lives of millions is undeniable. They have not just alleviated poverty and hardship but also empowered individuals and communities to dream bigger and strive for a brighter future.

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