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Only 65% get jobs as 6 lakh youth remain jobless; panel flags low wages and distress migration
A parliamentary panel noted a significant placement gap in the DDU-GKY scheme. Trained rural youth face employment challenges and inadequate post-placement salaries. The report highlighted concerns about high dropout rates and distress migration. It recommended improved placement tracking and enhanced migration assistance for beneficiaries.
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thehindu.com
Candidates trained under government’s rural skilling programme not getting jobs: panel
Parliamentary committee highlights job placement gaps for rural youth trained under DDU-GKY, urging better tracking and support measures
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hindustantimes.com
A third of skilling scheme trainees remain unplaced
The panel also questioned the performance of the RSETIs, under which only 4.5 million of 6.2 million trained beneficiaries had been “settled” in self-employment. | India News
