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    This document discusses youth unemployment in India. It begins by defining youth unemployment and its effects, which include loss of human resources, increased poverty, social problems, and political instability. Some key causes of unemployment mentioned are rapid population growth, agriculture being seasonal, a defective education system, less saving and investment, lack of an employment policy, and slow industrialization and economic growth. The document then describes a survey on youth unemployment conducted in Basma, Punjab. It provides some suggestions to address unemployment, such as population control, a national employment policy, strengthening IT, rural development, more industrialization, export promotion, and education system reforms. Finally, it outlines some steps the government is taking like self-employment programs, developing small and medium

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    This document discusses youth unemployment in India. It begins by defining youth unemployment and its effects, which include loss of human resources, increased poverty, social problems, and political instability. Some key causes of unemployment mentioned are rapid population growth, agriculture being seasonal, a defective education system, less saving and investment, lack of an employment policy, and slow industrialization and economic growth. The document then describes a survey on youth unemployment conducted in Basma, Punjab. It provides some suggestions to address unemployment, such as population control, a national employment policy, strengthening IT, rural development, more industrialization, export promotion, and education system reforms. Finally, it outlines some steps the government is taking like self-employment programs, developing small and medium

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    This document discusses youth unemployment in India. It begins by defining youth unemployment and its effects, which include loss of human resources, increased poverty, social problems, and political instability. Some key causes of unemployment mentioned are rapid population growth, agriculture being seasonal, a defective education system, less saving and investment, lack of an employment policy, and slow industrialization and economic growth. The document then describes a survey on youth unemployment conducted in Basma, Punjab. It provides some suggestions to address unemployment, such as population control, a national employment policy, strengthening IT, rural development, more industrialization, export promotion, and education system reforms. Finally, it outlines some steps the government is taking like self-employment programs, developing small and medium

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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN

    YOUTH
    MADE BY:
    YUVRAJ SINGH
    PARAMDEEP SINGH
    VISHAL SOOD
    RAJAT MITTAL
    VINAYAK TUMBARIA
    PRANAV SIKKA

    Youth
    Unemployment

    Youth unemploymentis

    theunemploymentof young
    People. An unemployed person is someone
    who does not have a job but is actively
    seeking work. In order to qualify as
    unemployed for official and statistical
    measurement, the individual must be
    without employment, willing and able to
    work, of the officially designated 'working
    age' and actively searching for a position.

    Effects of
    Unemployment

    Loss of
    Human
    Resour-ces

    Increase
    in Poverty

    Socials
    Problems

    Political
    Instability

    Exploitation of
    Labourers

    Causes of
    unemployment
    Rapid
    growth of
    population

    Agriculture, a
    seasonal Industry

    Defective
    Education System

    Less saving and


    investment

    Lack of
    employment
    policy

    Slow progress of
    Industrialisation

    Slow economic
    growth

    SURVEY ON
    UNEMPLOYMENT IN
    YOUTH IN
    BASMA,NEAR
    BANUR,DISTRICTPATIALA,PUNJAB,PIN
    CODE-140601

    SUGGESTIONS

    Check on population

    National employment policy

    Strengthening Information Technology sector

    Promoting rural non farm Activities

    More Industrialisation

    Promotion of Exports

    Change in the Education system

    Steps taken by government to


    increase employment
    Swaranjayanti Gram Swarozgar
    yojana(SGSY)
    It is the single self employment programme for the rural
    poor. It was launched in Apirl, 1999.It aims at establishing
    a large number of small enterprises in the rural areas. The
    expenditure on SGSY is shared by the central and state
    government in the ratio of 75:25. For north- eastern states
    this ratio is 90:10.The SGSY is implemented by District
    Rural Development Authority through the Panchayat
    Samitis.The SGSY has now been restructured as National
    Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM).

    Micro, small and medium


    enterprises
    With a view to reducing
    unemployment, government has
    made special efforts to develop
    micro, small and medium
    enterprises. In 2009-10, as many
    as 695 lakh persons were
    employed in these industries.
    Special incentives are given to
    these enterprises in 11th five year
    plan.

    Development of organised sector


    Many people are getting
    employed in organised
    public and private
    sectors, such as,
    industries, mining,
    transport, construction
    activities etc.In the year
    2008-09, it provided
    employment to 2 crore
    and 81 lakh persons

    Employment in twelve five


    year plan
    Creating

    58 million new employment


    oportunities

    Reducing

    unemployment rate to below 5 per

    cent
    Creating

    quality jobs in organised sectors

    Creating

    non agriculture work oportunities


    by creating jobs in industrial and service
    sectors

    Special

    programmes aimed at target groups


    such as weavers, artisans, craftmens etc.

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