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Rising unemployment, consequences and solutions.

 

RISING UNEMPLOYMENT

“#We_want_job” was the top trend on Twitter today. Thousands of people had demanded timely recruitment in government jobs where a large number of posts are vacant.  Literally, the government has turned deaf ears towards the demand of the youth. The same government promises to provide an exhaustive number of jobs in its election manifesto but hardly works in this direction. India has an enormous youth population of sixty-four percent people being under working age group. Such a large working force could be of great value to the development of any country but unfortunately, India has not completely utilized its human resource well. In fact, instead of providing jobs, the government seems helpless as the number of public sector jobs is decreasing every year. Nevertheless, we cannot blame the government for the whole scenario of the youth. One of the major causes the rising unemployment is overpopulation resulting in cutthroat competition and faster utilization of the available resources.

An empty mind is a devil's workshop. An unemployed person is very vulnerable to get into anti-social activities like theft, robbery, fraud, and so on to meet his requirements. Rising unemployment is a major cause of anxiety and depression among youths. Many end up taking their lives battling the everyday pressure to sustain their families.

It is a hardcore fact that unemployment is one of the biggest issues and no government is efficient to tackle it. The problem can only be resolved by the combined effort by the youth as well as the government. It is time for the youth to realize that they cannot completely rely on public sector jobs as the government has limited resources. The youth will have to start being self-dependent by setting up a business and becoming an entrepreneur. The government on the other hand needs to support youth in such activities. The government must also use its entire means to ensure employment to every deserving candidate. For this the essential vacancies should be filled on time, emphasis should be laid on industrialization and proper infrastructure development which generates a large number of jobs. All the small-scale industries should be helped with monetary funds. Indian handicrafts must be encouraged. Proper training should be provided to the small-scale industries so that they could be digitalized and sell their products throughout the world. Agriculture must be modernized. Efforts must also be laid on population control measures by spreading awareness about the benefits of small families. It is crucial time we realize India’s youth power and provide them encouragement. It is only then India could leap towards success with the energy and enthusiasm of youth.



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