Last week the United Nations released the World Population Prospects report that said that just under a decade before India’s overall population starts to decline, the working-age population will stop increasing at a faster rate than the general population. The economic and policy implications for India are clear. It has three decades to grow rich. If it fails to use these three decades wisely, then it will be stuck at the middle income level, failing some extraordinary increase in population productivity, the top edit warns. Read it here
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Nitin Desai says the primary challenge for “Viksit Bharat” is job creation for surplus agricultural workers and fresh workforce entrants. Read it here
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