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Aspirations and reality of jobs in India

Most large placement agencies will tell you that the greatest demand today is of sales people

Infosys
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FILE PHOTO: The logo of Infosys is pictured inside the company's headquarters in Bengaluru | Photo: Reuters

Mahesh Vyas
On September 6, The Times of India carried a futuristic article by Jayant Sinha, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation. The minister rejected the farm-to-factory model of job creation in favour of a farm-to-frontier model where workers produce high outputs based on innovation-driven services. The emphasis is on mass services and not mass manufacturing. Ride-sharing taxis, airlines, IT are examples quoted by the minister.

On the same day, in an interview to Indian Express, Infosys founder, Narayana Murthy said that sectors like IT cannot provide the jobs the country needs. Jobs will have to come from manufacturing and low-end
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