The authors of the article, “ still seriously hungry and poor “published
in the Hindu last week claim that , “ newer skills will hold the key for
translating growth into jobs.” Are we not turning out millions of trained youth
from the innumerable polytechnics , vocational training centers ,engineering colleges , teacher
training institutes, para medical training centers , agricultural engineering
institutes ? These are the people on whom the educational and training investments have been made by the poor and middle class
families with the hope of getting out their families from poverty and hunger.
These youth are rotting due to the jobless growth of India gifted by the
multinationals and corporate giants of
India. They suffer the indignity of poverty for years together , due to unemployment
, underemployment and disguised employment. The solution to the problem of
hunger and poverty lies in resurrection of
the labour intensive, small and medium industries which showed a huge
job generation potential between seventies and
eighties . Turning the blind eye to all their fundamental needs and
thereby closing the best job avenues to the skilled youth is the biggest mistake the
government of India is committing .All the concessions and efforts towards ease
business extended to Indian and foreign corporate
sector will only generate jobless growth.
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