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Modi 3.0 anniversary: Congress jabs govt with 'promise versus reality' documentThe Congress party has released a document critiquing the Modi government's performance over the past 12 years. The party claims that grand...- Unemployment rate hits six-month high of 5.2% in AprilIndia's unemployment rate climbed to 5.2% in April, a six-month peak. Rural joblessness saw an increase, while urban unemployment eased to ...
- BJP does it again! Takes saffron wave into Mamata’s bastion on back of winning streakA new chapter in Indian politics is unfolding. The BJP's return in Haryana signifies a strategic revival, and the once-unbreakable grip of ...
- India jobless rate dalls to 6.5% in 2025, shows gradual labour market improvementIndia's joblessness eased in 2025, with the unemployment rate dropping to 6.5 percent. Educated individuals and urban women saw improved em...
- Graduate unemployment stays high despite education gains for India’s young workforceIndia faces a youth unemployment crisis, with nearly 40% of young graduates jobless. Despite rising education levels, especially for women,...
- Number of graduates added to the workforce outpace the growth in their employment: Azim Premji University ReportIndia faces a graduate employment challenge. Millions of graduates enter the workforce annually, but job creation falls short. This results...
- More than 89 million urban Indian women out of labour market in 2023-2024, says reportA new report reveals that over 89 million urban women remained out of the labour market in 2023-2024, despite a 10% rise in female employme...
- Post Covid, India one of the main drivers of narrowing gender gap in labour force participation: Moody'sOlia Kuranova of Moody's discusses the impact of narrowing the gender labour force participation gap, estimating $1.5 trillion added to the...
- India, Philippines witnessed the largest decline in gender gap in the post-pandemic period: Moody’sMoody's Analytics reports that India and the Philippines have seen the largest reduction in the gender gap in labor force participation pos...
- ET Explainer: While employment rose, fewer high-paying jobs for womenBetween April and October 2023, the share of women in low-paying formal employment reached a seven-year high at 20.8%, compared to 19.1% in...
- Gender gap at work is still a staggering problem: UN reportWomen still have problems being employed, globally.
- ET Women’s Forum: Urgent need for a gender-responsive recovery strategyIt can alleviate hardships and help nations & businesses bounce back faster from Covid crisis.
- Kalkine boss wants FM to present a gender-sensitive Budget, focus on workplace safety and shepreneursKunal Sawhney wants the Govt to focus on creating employment opportunities by reducing barriers.
- Unemployment rate among Indian women more than double of men: StudyThe study also noted that increasing female participation in the labour force could increase the Indian GDP by 27 per cent.
- Youth inactivity highest in India among emerging markets: IMF economistYouth inactivity in India stands at 30%, highest in emerging economies , an IMF economist said.
- Women's pessimism about earning more than men boosts gender pay gapDespite being lower paid than men, it is well documented that women are more satisfied at work than their male counterparts.
- Over 80 per cent engineering graduates in India unemployable: StudyIn terms of cities, Delhi continues to produce the highest number of employable engineers followed by Bengaluru and the western parts of th...
- G20 asked to lower tax for women, remove workplace biasIt suggested establishment of legal and policy frameworks to eliminate workplace discrimination, including gender-based wage gaps and occup...
- Global job crisis to worsen sharply this year: ILODeepening recession is expected to increase the number of unemployed women by up to 22 million as global job crisis could "worsen sharply" ...
- Large number of women work with low salaries: ReportA large number of women work with low salaries and without any social protection, says a new report of International Labour Organisation.
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