Hey, did you know that 83% of the Indian population is unemployed?

It’s hard to believe, right? The economy feels stuck, so how is the stock market rising?

It’s not because of growth—it’s all about demand from retail investors.

Unemployment is directly affected by education, skill development, and industrial production, which impact our GDP. And get this—79% of people in the working-age group are unemployed. It’s a huge issue.

The Finance Minister’s budget might look great, but there’s no long-term plan for the next 30 years. We need to create job opportunities for 111 crore people in stages. But who’s thinking about that, right? It feels like there’s no real roadmap at all.

With such high unemployment, we can’t leverage AI like the USA or Europe. Our IT sector, which provides the most jobs, has to use AI to stay competitive globally. This will lead to significant job losses in the coming years.

According to the IMF, AI Will impact negatively, 60% of jobs will be lost in developed nations and 40% in the rest of the world. If India faces more job losses, our unemployment rate could hit 86-90%. It’s alarming, and it feels like the government isn’t concerned.

We need to prioritize the nation over political parties or individual leaders. It’s high time we addressed these issues and pushed for real solutions.

Let’s dive deeper into this and explore how we can make a real impact! I’d love to hear your thoughts.