Ts_Pratidwani_19-49-02

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00:00I would like to highlight four things that need to be done.

00:03One of them is economic and technical innovation.

00:06If there is a job in the finance sector,

00:08it is equal to the GDP of 10 construction companies.

00:12Even if there are fewer employment opportunities,

00:14we need to innovate in finance and do IT better than technical.

00:18Another thing is,

00:20we need to reduce the index of ease of doing business.

00:23We need to focus on ease of doing business and talk about it.

00:27When it comes to manufacturing,

00:30when the road construction increases,

00:32and when roads are built,

00:35we need to focus on manufacturing because it is easy to move things.

00:40Finally,

00:41we need to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning.

00:45If the IT sector, which is famous all over India, increases,

00:50foreign exchange will increase.

00:52Since the currency is weak now,

00:54there is a chance that it will increase in India as well.

00:57Will they give a loan to integrate these four sectors?

01:02Or will the central government arrange for it?

01:04I think they will discuss what to do next.

01:07Mr. Seshu, the unemployment rate has been high in the country for some time now.

01:11Even after taking some decisions on this in many budgets in the past,

01:14the situation has not changed much.

01:17What do you want to happen here?

01:18First, inflation is increasing without stopping.

01:21Second, the high unemployment rate in the Indian economy.

01:27Third, the value of rupees is going down.

01:32In the last budget, in 2024-2025,

01:35they have given a lot of support to the development of good deeds and employment.

01:41Mr. Dharidhapu, for these two things,

01:45with a decision to spend 2 lakh crores in 45 years,

01:52they have brought three new schemes for employment development.

01:56They have brought two schemes for the development of good deeds.

01:59They have brought a scheme for job creation in manufacturing.

02:04They have brought a scheme for support to employers.

02:08They have brought a scheme for employment linked.

02:13Along with these three schemes,

02:14they have to arrange 1000 ITIs nationwide for skill development.

02:19Along with this, in the last 45 years,

02:22they have brought a scheme for the internment of 1 crore youths.

02:27What is the purpose of all these schemes?

02:30First, to develop skills in the country.

02:33Second, to increase employment opportunities.

02:37But in the last year,

02:39we have not seen these three schemes and those two schemes to be successful.

02:45Because, we have very clear surveys and statistics.

02:49In the NSSO 6th round survey,

02:52the PLFS reported that the unemployment rate in India is 3.2%.

03:00But what the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy says is that,

03:04in India, there is 9.2% unemployment rate.

03:08In July 2024, there was 7%.

03:12By June, it has increased to 9.2%.

03:16The rate of unemployment in India is increasing.

03:19The Center for Monitoring Indian Economy says that.

03:22But what the PLFS says is that,

03:28only 3.2% unemployment rate in India.

03:33When we see these contradictions,

03:36even when we focus on employment generation and skill development in the last budget,

03:42none of them materialized and did not come to fruition.

03:46Even though we gave importance in the last budget,

03:51we could not do employment generation.

03:54Because employment creation did not happen in that style,

03:56this time to reduce the unemployment rate,

04:00to do new employment generation,

04:03instead of old methods, innovative programs,

04:05new programs, what will they bring?

04:08Will it be through MSMEs,

04:10or by strengthening rural and northern communities,

04:14or by giving more importance to jobs such as employment,

04:18or by bringing new self-employment schemes,

04:22how the government should reduce the increasing unemployment,

04:27it would be good to connect it in the next budget.

04:30Otherwise, there is a possibility that it will turn into a severe effect.

04:34Mr. Prasad, can we expect any democratic policies in the next budget?

04:38Usually, democratic policies will not come in the budget.

04:41Democratic policies are, if they come,

04:42we can give a little bit of a whistleblower in the income tax,

04:47but there will not be much of a contrast.

04:49As everyone expects, major reforms will come,

04:51tax, slab exemption rate will be increased in a different way,

04:55everyone will be affected, there will not be such opportunities.

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