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India needs 12% GDP growth to truly fix jobs and underemployment
Why this matters India is growing fast, but good jobs are not growing fast enough. Analysts suggest stabilising unemployment needs ~7–9% growth, while reducing underemployment would require ~12% growth. This note explains the numbers, the jobs gap, and practical steps forward. Key terms Unemployment: People without…
India to extend its railway network to Bhutan — why it matters
The News India has cleared two cross-border rail links to connect Assam and West Bengal with Bhutan. The projects—Kokrajhar (Assam)–Gelephu (Bhutan) and Banarhat (West Bengal)–Samtse (Bhutan)—aim to plug Bhutan into India’s railway grid for the first time. What exactly is being built? Link 1: Kokrajhar–Gelephu (≈69…
India’s dietary profile and the rise of diabetes and obesity
Why this matters A new national picture of what Indians eat shows a clear pattern: too many calories from refined carbohydrates and added sugar, not enough quality protein, and excess saturated fat in most places. This dietary mix is linked to higher risk of type-2 diabetes,…
100 Years of the Union Public Service Commission
Why this matters now: The Union Public Service Commission completes 100 years since its creation in October 1926. Over a century, it has become India’s best-known symbol of merit-based entry into the higher civil services. This note looks at where it came from, what it does,…
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