Job creation

A total of 46.7 million jobs were added, the highest since 1981-82, with a growth rate of 6 per cent surpassing the previous three decades.

While Tejashwi Yadav was quick to join hands with Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United (JDU), he appears reluctant in taking the responsibilities that come with power.

22,958 appointment letters were issued to candidates recruited in 11 departments of Assam government

The ‘Garib Kalyan Rojgar Abhiyaan’ will be launched by prime minister Narendra Modi on 20 June through Video-Conference.

The Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) is officially out, and with it, the controversy on job growth over the last 5 years has resurfaced.

The unemployment is at a “45 years high” is a meaningless exaggeration without any basis in facts or data.

Despite much brouhaha created by the Congress over job creation, multiple sources have reiterated that around 15 million jobs were created in India by the Modi government per year.

As per EFPO data, net employment generation in the formal sector touched a 17-month high in January

Sources reveal that a top-level BJP meeting held a few months back to discuss the impact of media narrative of ‘no jobs’ and find ways to counter it despite data showing that the Modi government creating almost 15 million jobs every year

The report estimates a total of 13.5-14.9 million job additions per annum by the Narendra Modi government. These estimates are again indicative of robust job creation in the economy over the last five years.