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Last year, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath spoke of the declining unemployment figures in his state. He claimed that Uttar Pradesh's unemployment rate has dipped from 17% in 2017 to 5% in 2021. While Adityanath's claim was not faulty, the rationale behind it was. Unemployment rate didn't fall because people got jobs, but because people stopped looking for one. And this phenomenon is not only restricted to Uttar Pradesh. Between 2017 to 2022, 40% of India's working population stopped looking for a job, a figure that equals the combined population of Russia and the U.S. So why is it happening? Watch the video to find out..
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00:00 Introduction
01:28 The mystery of lower unemployment rate
03:00 If not seeking a job, what are they doing?
04:12 The reasons
04:21 The investment crisis
06:23 Good jobs, no skill- Bad jobs, no takers
09:38 Women
10:55 Conclusion
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[@vishezar2137]

There must be some mistake. 90 crore or 900 million is the total workforce of India(That means no working population is looking for job). And also the population of USA 33 crore or 330 million and Russia 144 million or 14 crore combined would be around 47.41 crore or 474.1 million. I think the figure is 9 crore or 90 million people are not looking for jobs.

[@mohak_mangal]

You are right. We made an error here. The number is around 45 crore, not 90 crore. www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/india-s-job-market-going-into-greater-threat-people-no-more-look-for-work-122042500124_1.html

[@sandeep8724]

@@mohak_mangal 45 crore toh boht jyada hai,30% of population

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@mohak_mangal Why don't you make Soch A Multi Lingual Channel? First in India You can easily dub them bro ( i mean Expanding your Audience )

[@kabiramalhar2189]

@@vishezar2137 No, real figure by govt data is actually 45 crore. And, that is true.

[@vishezar2137]

​@@kabiramalhar2189 So, did some study and found that working age population (15-64 age) of India is 90 crore people. And Labour force participation rate is around 40% i.e, 36 crore. If we compare it with US or China the Labour force participation rate of US and China is around 65%. So to say, if we need to have a good Labour force participation rate we need around 60 crore people working in total out of 90 crore people. That means around 24 crore people are unemployed not looking for jobs at all (This might include children who are still studying, woman that are getting married (home maker), discouraged people due to fierce competition for mineal jobs and other problems mentioned by Mohak). India’s female labor force participation rate is around 25% when the global average is 47%. I don't know where this figure of 45 crore is coming from. Yeah, India's Labour force participation rate was 47% in 2016 and fallen down to 40% in December 2021. I think Covid played a big role here. Also, a big question arise - why these 7% people who were employed and working are not searching or returning back to job again?

[@SamDy99]

When youth do NOT get jobs - Frustration When youth do GET jobs - Anxiety and Mental Pressure

[@B-W.]

Apt!

[@ashwinidesai4051]

Trueeeeeee dat.

[@sr3yu]

💯

[@nikhilrajput9392]

Absolutely

[@varunkumarpandey456]

That's where sarkari naukri comes💀

[@soumikmodak6064]

The harsh fact is, in most of the private sectors jobs are extremely under paid.. And they will try to suck the life out of you for the little salary they are offering.. There is no strict labour laws in India.. So, it is quite natural that our youth is tending towards IT/Govt jobs..

[@aash4688]

Absolutely, I m suffering the same pain

[@rohitsinghrathore5751]

@@aash4688 kya job karte ho bro aap ?

[@aash4688]

@@rohitsinghrathore5751 IT company me hu

[@rohitsinghrathore5751]

@@aash4688 salary kam hai bhai aapki ?

[@aash4688]

@@rohitsinghrathore5751 yeh bhi puchne ki cheez hai

[@sarthakpadhi6577]

The issue is we have been had a mindset that DEGREE>SKILLS, But real thing is SKILLS>DEGREE.

[@priyanshubaderia2362]

Actually the problem is people think DEGREE=SKILLS which is not always true

[@lilkitty9344]

@@priyanshubaderia2362 yeah!!

[@kdjoshi726]

Nah it's degree = skills which is problematic. Matlb inko aache marks bhi chiye acche college mei aane ke liye, magar fir companies skills ki demand krti hai. Insaan kare to kare kya

[@dalalji]

True

[@debanikgoswami4834]

You can't expect a fresher to be highly skilled.

[@Bankexamstoday]

In our society, government employees are glorified while enterpreneurs are not given much importance. In developed nations, entrepreneurs are glorified and respected. The problem of unemployment and inequality can be solved by changing the mindset of society. The youth is looking for a government job; they are not excited to start a "pakora shop".

[@SK-bw1px]

I am very excited to start my pakoda shop. Actually my whole family and relatives are happy and excited. Can't explain in words. Rate : 5 pakodas/Rs10. Free pakodas on Sunday.

[@bitcoearn3288]

Sabko hi govt babu bana hai to kya kare skilled hai nahi or job chahiye tumhe to pakodaa shop kai liye bhi skill chahiye 🫣

[@prabhaskarjha]

@@navanshisingh7820 the govt is to blame for the inefficient babus...the govt is releasing funds for the district but why aren't they even checking if the funds are being utilised or not ? Those ias who are currupt are equally to be blamed as the state govt..sab mile hue hote hai bade bade scam Me.. If the govt is vigilant, the officers will and have to be accountable..

[@SK-bw1px]

@@navanshisingh7820 'Politicians' word suna h kabhi? Most powerful creature now a days. Apni gend saaf krwate skte h bureaucrats se.

[@SK-bw1px]

@@bitcoearn3288 You can assume anything but Main to yahi bola Pakoda stall khol rha hu, and everyone is excited in my family. Infact, They are planning to celebrate it in big way. Bhandara hoga pure gaaw me. Remember Sunday free.

[@AdityaKumar-ex1lz]

The obsession Indian parents have with govt. jobs is toxic,my relatives have made plan for my cousin who is in 6th i.e First do an mbbs then prepare for upsc to become ias and same is the case for my neighbour In 8th IIT ----> IAS.

[@hardcorehunter248]

LOL, agar IAS hi end goal hai to MBBS aur IIT me kyu bhej rahe hain. The thing is that our previous generation has seen these government employees living prosperous lives. That's why they aim so, our generation may be inclined towards Private jobs as we are into the start-up culture.

[@aastikmalviya9108]

@@hardcorehunter248 iit chaiwala stall startup

[@hardcorehunter248]

@@aastikmalviya9108 Way better than Sarkari Chaprasi after PhD to get upar ki kamayi 😂

[@rajeevjuneja5584]

It's sad but I can totally understand why their thinking is this way. Making because they've seen these types of people living healthy lifestyles in their time.

[@saggittarius321]

same thing first told to do MBBS then parents forcing for PG on basis of education loan. Worst phases of life just continues.

[@nsrchndshkh]

You forgot one point "College Fees" for professional education and seats availability in reputed colleges. This also discourages many students to pursue good education.

[@bellahadid7787]

Good education should be given to students who passed the entrance exam

[@BeastBH82]

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[@crazyknowledgeforu2679]

Lol good is only pursued by govt institutions by clearing entrance exam were fees is not major problem but no. Of such institutions is less

[@rohitsinghsharma5012]

@@bellahadid7787 passing the entrance exam does not equals to intelligence. Most of those who clear ias/iits/medicals are coached in costly branded coaching classes like chanakya, allen, aakash etc.

[@bellahadid7787]

@@rohitsinghsharma5012 yes now that's a problem of High unaffordable education, but that doesn't mean everyone should get into reputed colleges without passing entrance

[@ShadowOfTheDeath]

Believe or not but the main, the root reason behind all this is POPULATION OF INDIA..

[@pranay306]

Nope it's the mismanagement of human resource

[@dhruvilkumpavat6037]

@@pranay306 nope it's population

[@pranay306]

@@dhruvilkumpavat6037 what about china then, they are still more populated than us, the only diff is that they managed human resource more efficiently

[@ShadowOfTheDeath]

@@pranay306 yep China managed human resource greatly. But if you see they are also working on decreasing or controlling population, meanwhile in india population is growing with the huge rate, which will make India cross China in 1-2 years. (Also they got more surface area than us) So yes the population matters..

[@pranay306]

@@ShadowOfTheDeath no, population decline has already begun in India naturally, it's just that you are unaware about it, meanwhile china will be facing consequences for their batshit crazy population control laws( now they have moved to 3 child policy)

[@metfreak100]

U missed an important point : job dissatisfaction/stress and politics in so called "good jobs" many workforce employees leave due to very high work stress; excessive working hours, low salary, dealing with abusive management or bad boss, perform or die work culture, gossiping coworkers who can make your work life hell..toxic cultures..we need to talk about these glaring issues as well.

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

Yes, exactly, dirty office politics is toxic and extremely discouraging.

[@songates3438]

That's why entrepreneur should be given importance ,by creating on government job u will employ only one person but if u create one entrepreneur you will create 100 jobs

[@skd2697]

So many compliances for an entrepreneur including GST and ITR filing. How is a normal guy expected to file these. If you go to a CA, the costs are terrible.

[@Xcvbn3355]

But for that govt should stay away from business! Companies will contribute to India via taxes that's it!

[@revensaj1712]

I agree with your opinion but glamourization of entrepreneurship is very bad as it sets wrong expectations. People think easy money can be made with less effort whrn in reality it's one of the most taxing, failure prone and stressful jobs out there. Maybe that's one of the reasons why business has a bad repo. Indians want a stable job. Not a high risk high reward vacation package. But this is just my opinion. I'd love to hear some more thoughts on it.💕

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

+@@revensaj1712 You are right. While entrepreneurship per se is not a bad thing, it can become quite stressful and challenging. The way it is being glamourised-by the media's focus on the small number of successful entrepreneurial ventures, while ignoring the large number of ones that do not succeed-a lot of unrealistic expectations are created and stoked in the minds of the youth.

[@gautamsingh03]

totally agree .

[@hypperedsatty5191]

I read about LABOUR PARTICIPATION RATE this year in Economics. It's really alarming. 😶

[@gouthamsudheer2080]

In Kerala, every Parents want their Child to be Either an Engineer or a Doctor or an Government Official. After getting a White Collor Job, Kerala Parents will then want their Child to somehow Escape from Kerala then go to any European, Australian or North-American Country and Try to Settle there. 20 to 30 Years back, 90% of the Keralaites would go to Arab Gulf Countries for Working as Labourers. Now everyone wants to go to Europe or Canada or Australia. No one wants to settle here in Kerala. Meanwhile, Bengalis, Biharis and Odisha Workers are Coming to Kerala like Tsunami, for working as Labourers.

[@rakesh12321]

@@gouthamsudheer2080 it's all about grabbing the best opportunity which is available according to the situation

[@kamalkumar7978]

@@gouthamsudheer2080 if opportunities are created in foreign then obviously students will leave our country. Do you know that most tech jobs are sector jobs and in previous decade the salaries of the IT CEOs have increased by 9.36 times while the salaries of the freshers have increased only by 1.43 times ? Now, if your starting salary is low then your salary won't increase that much. Your salary growth is significantly impacted by your starting salary 'cuz HRs count your salary as a parameter of your skills and not actually your skills as parameter.

[@gouthamsudheer2080]

@@kamalkumar7978 I have Studied Civil Engineering and I'm a 2020 Pass-out guy. I Started Working in a Seewage Construction Company from April-2021 till Late August-2021. Then I Shifted from that Company to a Small Building Construction Company from Mid October-2021 to 30th April 2022. Since I was a Fresher and my Job was to Supervise the Construction Site, I used to Get Only Rs6000/Month. Now I'm Not Doing any Work and I'm Preparing for CAT exam in the Pursuit of a Better Future. So Since my Starting Salary is Very Low, will I get Low Salary in any other Companies also??

[@utkarshjain6337]

@@gouthamsudheer2080 no, it doesn't work like this always, you can have better package no matter what was your first salary, even some companies see it as very positively that you still work for an organisation just for industrial exposure... It's about how you portray it in interview.. This is trick . By this You can even show your failures as your learning lessons. It's all about how you think about it... Other person will also feel same. And all the best for your future 🌱

[@ashwavardhan4926]

I am 25 gave up on Govt preparation, jobless. Im "generation nowhere". That statement do hit hard and eye opening. No matter what I will always try my best in my life. No giving up anymore.

[@Quantum_in_Java]

Same here.. What are you doing now ?

[@ashwavardhan4926]

@@Quantum_in_Java preparation tho chal re but needed more dose. I m self realizing my mistakes for every attempt. But time taking process hore mera. Taking precious time in life. Thats upsetting. Lets see what happens.

[@Quantum_in_Java]

@@ashwavardhan4926 👍🏻

[@nikkbronx]

Don't lose hope my friend, my brother is also 26 and unemployed and he's finally giving up on govt. jobs and looking to start his own business, I wish you all the best.

[@adityaverma1298]

its better to keep prepairing rather than staying jobless

[@kamalkumar7978]

*The problem is not with upskilling. The problem is with companies letharic and insecure attitude towards internships 'cuz even in internships they demand experience.* *Now, the problem is not education and skills but experience.*

[@harshit1355]

True , we r applying for internships to get some experience. And they demand some experience. Lol

[@indicraft1775]

Being an engineer I can give you a full picture.I'm a final year student of automobile engineering looking for jobs since a year (I will pass out this month). Applied for jobs in atleast 100-200 job openings at automobile sector companies, got zero interview calls. But I get interview calls for sales profile every now and then. Especially from insurance companies, coaching companies etc. I rejected all of those offers. This is true for most people in engineering and science honours field. We do get offers but for sales profile which is the most unstable career option. Usually These companies will make you work for two months and then give you a giant sales target so that they can fire you and hire new guy. All of my seniors who went in sales profile faced this within few months. This is why I alone with millions of students from technology background don't have any hope for job search anymore.

[@TransientBloke]

Why do you think you don't get interview calls from auto companies? Are they looking for someone more experienced?

[@indicraft1775]

@@TransientBloke I only apply for fresher/trainee posts directly on company official sites so I don't have any idea. And it's not a distinct phenomenon. Most engineers who apply for non IT jobs usually don't get any interview calls at all.

[@rakshitsingh1922]

Get some experience in your resume By working in sales We want experienced people who know how to work with people I never hire anyone with less than 5 month people experience

[@raghavrathore3698]

Bro same problem I am in the same industry

[@manishkumarpandey9702]

Well you know what CTO of Bajaj discovered when he went to premiere institutions like IITs & NITs...... He couldn't find 20 candidates in all IITs & NITs who had proper knowledge to even become an Mechanical Engineer....... Most of these MEs are interested in higher paying jobs of IT sector, these students don't even study for their core subject.........

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

The bigger issue is dignity of labour. Abroad, it is perfectly fine and respectable to be a, say, carpenter or plumber, and they make a decent living. Agreed, pay is low in India, but some job is better than no job. In India, blue collar jobs are considered second rate, so even people with good skill sets remain without a good/ any income source. Our mindset needs a change. Unfortunately we all know this is not gonna happen.

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

I live in the Netherlands. Last week I wanted to lay flooring in my apartment. When I put the job online, I received many offers. Ultimately a freelance woman came to my house all alone, she did all the labour herself and she invoiced an acceptable fee. Her education was just up to school level, but she is financially independent. Can we expect this in India? No. A woman firstly will not be allowed to do a labour job, secondly such a job will be seen as below “khandaan ki izzat”. So yeah. Dignity of labour is EVERYTHING.

[@pari_0152]

@@mohamedfaizan9844 not only this even today womens are expected to have some sort of good degree and end up living a happily married life

[@ayushc5704]

Dude better than sleeping hungry.

[@pari_0152]

i am from punjab and you know what every one is okay with doing labour jobs in foreign they see themselves as self indepedent there but at same side in India even if we give them money they wont do labour work because "log kya khege"

[@sanjanamukherjee9540]

Brilliant answer. Many neighbourhoods I have lived in severely lacked skilled blue collar workers...there is a lot of scope of employment in these services

[@vedikachaudhary3076]

Only because of this man I got my real interest in economics and social issues. Thank you so much bro. Keep it up

[@aadiliqbalkhan8216]

are you studying economics from college?

[@Kratikaparmar]

I work in IT and what I noticed new generation wants to look cool by saying I don’t want 9 to 5 jobs…. Webseries and movie like family man and pyaar ka panchnama has shown it as negative so youth feel it’s cool to be unemployed than working in 9 to 5 job. God bless them

[@dalalji]

"सिनेमा,सोशल मीडिया,इंटरनेट,अच्छे कपड़े,मंहगे रेस्टोरेंट में खान पान,मस्ती"

[@jerobyarts5654]

IT jobs are slavery , learn programming and leave your job to start ups or product based companies , why Indians are enslaved in 9-5 jobs

[@shouryatri2114]

9-5 doesn't sound interesting to me I'd rather start a business

[@ggmr399]

That is me too

[@RahulSharma-om1gp]

The problem is many people are not fit for the jobs available. Our education system is flawed and people don't get to know the basics and have the practical knowledge about it. They just study the theory and go for the jobs . You yourself made a video on how the education system failed us so it's a very well known fact.

[@preetsandhu9105]

Then why dun the govt. Ask and heal that flawed system. The fees structure are never been changed for colleges. But yes end of the story student are accused for not having enough knowledge

[@asutoshghanto3419]

there is nothing wrong in education system as such .You are only incharge of your education if you know how to read and write.

[@kevinpatel4639]

Well, it's gonna be the case of every fucking country in the near future if they won't change their traditional ways.

[@rajiburrahman8176]

Education system isn’t important. Ppls need industry attachment after finishing education. Also too much education no need. Ppl need basic education & later should study targeted sectors.

[@ChristieDsouza]

People are not fit or the jobs are not properly defined. Excuses for no training system in place, no incentives. No proper processes. Blaming people is the easy way out.

[@Lifeangel2908]

I can totally understand, being a professional degree holder, I am also frustrated with getting no job from last 2 years.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

What is Your degree and Past Experience?

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

@@_kartik_chauhan Don't ask personal questions in public platforms like you tube.

[@deveshsonam]

@@napoleonbonaparte937 but what if someone can help him getting a job....

[@_kartik_chauhan]

even if he doesn't have anything to say I you and anybody here will never meet him face to face that's the Beauti of This YT Platform 😎❤️🤞

[@tanmaykumar4561]

@@deveshsonam Getting a job from youtube comment section 😂 😂

[@pankajabhuyan1252]

I used to think.... unemployment toh har jagah hai toh sarkar kaise bol dete hai unemployment rate low hua hai..... thanks Mohak and entire team....itni deep research Kiya..... My doubts got cleared ✌️.... Pata nahi kya hoga " generation nowhere".... 🌚

[@daredevil30000]

Our labour force has also declined.

[@dalalji]

GEN-Z "THE END OF GENERATION"

[@subhankardas2355]

Private jobs in IT service based companies (like TCS, Infosys) are creating huge stress and mental pressure making employees frustrated. Also stability, work life balance, job security all are in question in these companies.

[@debanikgoswami4834]

Dada,I completed my BTech in IT this year.Our college doesn't have much placement😓.How to get IT job off campus?I know C,Java,HTML,CSS, Javascript,mySQL.

[@sourabhsingh3235]

Totally agreed. Social media sites are distracting youth. I have seen people just scrolling reels and doing nothing. Really hope this and the next generation will be back on track soon.

[@kiru9271]

Schme instgram pe meme dekh lo waha bus alsi hi hai sb usko seriously lene be bajye majak banaya huaa hai social media me bethe rhoge wqt barbad kroge success kaise milega mehnat nai krogee fal kaise milegaa 🙂 hamari generation sb chahiye but wo kam hi nai krna chahti hai plus even ham itne lucky generation Kam kam hamare pas aise videos hai bhot kuch hai jisse life bannaa le but reels pe tumke laga ke famous hona hai inko 🙂 bed pe beth ke Ronaldo banan hai inko elone musk banan hi apne ap sudharne ki jgh bus meme pe hasna hai inko yar ye sb inte advanteg milee use kro n achee se ku faltu ka time barbad kr rhe hai ye

[@cr7fanclub747]

Seeing the ammount of people(including people in foreign land) spending more time on tik tok and Instragram, I don't think Gen Z( not the entire gen) is on the right way

[@gamingwitheagleofficial8477]

Distracting huh I get my 70% knowledge from internet

[@qt7811]

Not distracting i would call it an escape, ppl don't wanna face the ugly reality and i don't blame them for that

[@navyamurali3]

True Instagram eating the time

[@friedsugar2701]

People are employed in religion and "protecting their religion".

[@_kartik_chauhan]

You are simply Questioning BJP Supporters But that will do not solve anything because We have no alternative Log ab Bewakuf Nahi Hai Bhai Kuch zada hi samajhdar ho gaye hai like Running Behind an Unachievable Dream Se achcha Mat bhago It's sad It's Disappointing but It's the Reality ( My Comment May Look like i am Defending BJP but In reality i just want to watch this topic meet its conclusion and saying that Congress will Do anything 100 times better is a Fools Paradise ) We need Conclusive Roadmap Not this Political Bashing

[@hector55633]

In the end of the day we all know no can harm our religion

[@daredevil30000]

Dharm jaaye bhaad me... Ab AAP ko vote dena padega.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@daredevil30000 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 Punjab dekha hai

[@PerfectGaming_ytmutant]

@@_kartik_chauhan abhi to aye hai wo

[@visible_beasttt]

It's 4:04 am in the morning, nd I'm here sitting in my library preparing for my mains examination of ssc cgl(govt job) And that line ki ladke tyari k wqt phone istemal karte hai hits me really hard

[@komalpandey2409]

I am a Mumbaikar. During my school days, we used to visit my Nani in my summer vacation in U. P. and when I was in secondary years of my school I observed one thing whenever my cousins or relatives used to visit us who were in the age group of 18-28 yrs most of them were just preparing for one or another govt exam without any employment for years & years n it was shocking for me as I never experienced it on this scale in Mumbai. In fact even now one of my cousins who completed his B. Tech and doing a job in IT sector from last 3 yrs or so has tried for all the banking exams, SSC & UPSC n now as he couldn't succeed in any now trying for MBA so I could never understand why he was so desperate for getting admission in engineering when he wanted to go for banking and other govt jobs so many a times it is also abt ur reputation in the society

[@varunkumarpandey456]

Then basic reason is in India only professional like engineer and doctor are paid well to survive. Unlike in US where you can buy an Iphone easily even if u r working at Mc donalds...

[@komalpandey2409]

@@varunkumarpandey456 honestly it is a very generalized statement bcz not all engineers and doctors are well paid. Another thing in America the cost of iPhone is much cheaper than the cost of iPhone in India you can check that it's not that the McD ppl are very well paid in USA

[@varunkumarpandey456]

@@komalpandey2409 avg engg atleast can get 3.5 lac package in tcs while what will avg history graduate. Its trend everywhere in the world that stem job get paid more and since India is a poor country people flock to these irrespective pf interest

[@hardcorehunter248]

The case is completely different in the IT industry. Everyone is switching jobs with more than a 100% hike.

[@PS-ug7nm]

Exactly 💯

[@abhisinhaa22]

But that isn't the case for others industry which is the problem.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

Bro Kahi competition itna na ho jae ki IT Crash ho jae Kyuki Manufacturing have the real Money I just read some tweet in which It was comparing about the revenue of Infosys and Apple Jitna Apple ne apna Merch bech kar Paisa kamaya hai utna to total Infosys ne kamaya hai Manufacturing me asli Paisa hai and IT ke respect me skill bhi kam Chahiye mental In Youth ko Manufacturing Me hi bhejna hoga

[@kumarayush7748]

Not everyone only skilled people

[@amritshrivastava6260]

I got 175% recently.

[@-uziroy3]

Please keep making videos like these. You are one of a kind. Literally no Indian youtuber focuses on topics like these the way you do. Kudos to you for spreading awareness. This is proper education.

[@ayushraj371]

I feel a significant percentage of our youth are not clear about their goals , like what they actually want to be in future and how to achieve that. Having a goal actually increases productivity by a lot. This may be one of the reasons of ‘generation nowhere’ thingy.

[@kdjoshi726]

What do you expect? We're just taught "study and get a job, study study study" they never say which job + career guidance lectures for us are arranged after we go in 10th (atleast here). Schools here should be teaching about availability of jobs first, try to create interest in them, if not, teach about the variety of jobs here. If not, ofcourse we'd never know what we really want to do

[@abhi4u20]

You didn't mentioned fall of medium and small scale industries. Who employ semi skilled labour and unskilled labour.

[@realsrv1]

Placement culture, degree hoarding and uncomfortableness to look for part time jobs are some major factors that Indian students imbibe at an early stage compared to foreign countries.

[@Anushka20037]

can you tell me part time jobs in india 4 hours daily and 10 thousand a month...i know impossible and if you expect students to work 10 hours a day for 10 thousand then when will they study?

[@003_kusarigama5]

@@Anushka20037 yeah part time jobs can get you a healthy enough salary elsewhere but in India it's just impossible to get the balance right between good salary n study hours

[@DhruvPatel-zg1zs]

Part time jobs are bullshit in India. Very hard to find

[@miharin]

true that, part time jobs in india however is pretty bad, students are better off not taking it than earning through overworked jobs and burning out themselves and not getting the little knowledge provided by their degree

[@vivekrkumar7585]

Why would employer's give part time jobs when they can just get full time workers for cheap?

[@anmolpandey9670]

I always believe that, Jobs should never be "asked" from the government, but people must be capable to produce jobs for others....

[@crossroads4527]

Best comment I read

[@benaffleckisanokayactor]

Good Governments create public sector jobs but more importantly, ensure the right conditions that incentivize free market investment. This may include anything from decent infrastructure, decent transportation for an efficient supply chain, ensuring a skilled and motivated workforce, removing trade barriers, replacing bad regulatory frameworks with good ones, reducing bureaucracy and cronyism, ensuring there are no sectarian or intercommunal strife etc Thus far, the current government has failed quite miserably when it comes almost all of these aspects

[@bharatlaljayswal2653]

Yes you are right By the way my name is also Anmol.

[@anmolpandey9670]

@@bharatlaljayswal2653 accha joke maara...

[@bharatlaljayswal2653]

@@anmolpandey9670 bhai ye mera I'd nahi hai

[@AshmitManak]

So all my dear aspirants, let's start working on our exams, on our skills (and on our health too). Because we all don't want to be evils for our developing country's bright future. We don't want to be Generation Nowhere now.

[@Sian-Studios]

These type of videos are really important mostly no one focus on such key issues.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

What will you do about it. ?

[@manvendrarathore4748]

@@_kartik_chauhan can't even appreciate good content??? Clowns everywhere 🤦‍♂️

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@manvendrarathore4748 Because these are bots on every video they do this same shit 🤦🤦🤦🤦

[@manvendrarathore4748]

@@_kartik_chauhan oh its a bot?? Well I'm not sure but sorry anyway 🙏. Also, I was gonna apologize cus seen your other replies and you definitely not a jerk (I think I misinterpreted your motives of the reply above)😅

[@netavyakapoor1607]

@@manvendrarathore4748 same

[@aaravkumar9918]

I'm from Bihar, there's only government job option left because required skills in Pvt industries are quite expensive for poor बिहारी, and lack of awareness if a bright student Born In middle class bihari family then he left his hometown for IIT-JEE/NEET prep even though his family was not capable for this but they do all they can because they think if the guy succeed then whole family situation will change immediately otherwise he needs to prepare for Government jobs after zero skilled UG pg degrees from his local university/college! Son of a poor farmer is preparing for his government exam in patna - delhi by expending all of his family resources at the age of 28! Just think about his pressure! Edit - every average studying middle class Bihari student want to study in Sharda Amity and after 5years of graduation making 1.5 lac per month, instead of preparing for 30k inr per month govt job??

[@thefunfact8708]

I can feel that my friend ...I m also suffering.

[@summit1g_vods]

*When you people are literally voting LALU YADAV , who was in jail bcoz of CORRUPTION , How come you also expect development in Bihar ?? Doesnt make sense to me . Better keep voting based on caste and keep going to other states to work as labours. SAD BUT TRUE STATE OF BIHARIS*

[@adarsh_mishra451]

Lol and i will leave this country 🤣

[@Jimmy-id6kq]

@@summit1g_vods शर्म तो तुमको आती नहीं है दलाली करने में, अब बीस साल होने को हैं सत्ता बदले हुए और वो विपक्ष में है। कितने दिन और अपनी मां जैसी माटी को शर्मिंदा करोगे चाटुकारिता में। जनता ने जिसको वोट किया वो सत्ता में है 2005 से ही और 1990 से पहले के सारे वर्षों में। अगर अपने मां बाप के लहू को कलंकित करने के बजाय लहू में दम है तो सच बोलो वरना धिक्कार है तुम पर जो भगत-सुभाष की माटी में जनम लेकर गुलामी करते हो

[@Hhiiiiiafgv]

@@adarsh_mishra451 then you will feel racism 😔

[@mysteryruler0]

As always very informative , love the way you explain complex topic in easy manner ❤️

[@ankurjha3990]

The point where he say people are distracted in using phone by watching reels, shorts ? this thing quite shake me from inner side like i am 19 year old & easily spend 3-4 hours on useless internet usage . Thank you bhaiya for showing me reality

[@jackshukla9772]

To be honest diversification of jobs and also increasing the manufacturing industry for skilled and unskilled workers is necessary and also creating INDIAN LABOUR FRONT for labourers, workers, drivers,farmers,servants would be a massive benefit if I was in the government I would have created this labour front and provided these ppl with health insurance,life insurance and also particular subsidiary on healthcare, education,food and shelter

[@salmanbehen4384]

True. Jobs in IT sector are crazy right now. You can get packages around 20LPA, straight out of college and you don't even have to be from IIT.

[@iath2899]

What you are advocating is the pre-globalization( before 1991) type India. Basically government control on all business. Labour unions are the biggest reason for less companies and market jobs. Kerela has the strongest Labour unions, but has one of the least investment. If your intention is better life conditions for labours than they can be achieved differently, without putting government in everything, and without further burden on tax payer because what you are advocating would lead to massive budget diversion without the same wealth creation.

[@crescentmoon256]

to be honest it won't happen

[@Khalid0786abu]

Lanka me jo jata he wo raban ban jata he, even if u want to do good for the people rest won't let u do. Otherwise u will lose everything.

[@UdayKumar-hg7rx]

Another Modiji’s jhumla friend

[@KalicharanShaw]

I think a lot of people have moved towards freelancing. Freelance economy is huge in India

[@DhruvPatel-zg1zs]

Not that big that can sustain employment of 90 Cr

[@Bollywood_Hater]

Shaw ji apne lagta hai garibi dekhi nahi...tabhi ye freelancing k bakwas pel rahe ho.

[@skpro2050]

Freelancing for 90cr people is a big joke. Only highly skilled people can enjoy this ride.

[@p.k.5332]

he made correction later, that its 9 crore. not 90 crore. Ofcourse even for 9 crore, not all can do freelancing.

[@someoneyoudontknow7825]

@@skpro2050 vo hi to har ek Banda earn nhi kar sakta freelance se vo bhi bahot hard hr

[@anupriyamishra4350]

I really admire the way you research and explain these things so simply...

[@bikashgurung8497]

Even as the skilled employees we are super underpaid in India compared to my own teammates working abroad. Companies gives us the reason of purchasing power parity, this way India is always going to get stuck in middle income trap, this is why many of my friends have moved abroad. Meanwhile, our education system doesn't even keep with time, this way rising unemployment is going to be forever in India.

[@yash_kambli]

Problem with india is much deeper and fundamental. India was never been ready for industrialization and globalisation. In the past we were self dependent and had enough resources to feed entire population but industrial revolution did take away indias main strength i.e shear man power/ skilled artisan jobs. automation not only reduces the job opportunity but also shift it towards higher spectrum where only highly educated can be got employed surely india has found no place in this transformation which left us incompetent.

[@lurker20]

Industrial revolution happened nuch before liberalization.

[@AmanSingh-in2fh]

Yeah, I agree with you.

[@hegel5816]

This is the problem not only in India but the whole world... industrialization do have some serious effect....

[@iath2899]

That self dependency means to live in an agricultural, weak and less developed society. To be nostalgic about that is like living in fool's paradise. Industrialization is good and Gujrat, Maharashtra, TN e.t.c are testimony to that.

[@bishalnath7513]

@Ranjeet Kumar 100 %

[@sohamswami7770]

4:24 Just read this in 12th Class Economics. C+I+G+(X-M), glad to know real life applications beyond textbooks..thanks mohak!

[@Pokepedia21]

same bro

[@maheshchandrasharma4122]

Me too

[@Cyb3rKats]

Economics gang ❤️

[@varunmittal2905]

Kaisa gya paper eco ka 28 ko tha ?

[@shreyakumarisingh2427]

Sorry soham, nowadays bcom graduate is as good as taxi driver. I myself IT graduate failed to secure a job, finally got one. But in probation. Then got waky by family, about pensions after retirement around 40s. 😃 Sometimes I feel bhagwan sare disgusting logo ko India mein bejha hain punar jaman dekar. Plz lord reincarnate me to USA next time.

[@bhavishyasingla1]

thanks, bhaiya, for such useful information. appreciate the effort you put into making such videos, hope your channel grows more and creates awareness for such problems in India.

[@ghi1]

I am a banker working in rural place. I am seeing live what the actual condition of India is.

[@jessynoronha9104]

Ground reality in agriculture sector is that labor scarcity. Wages are too high

[@kamalkumar7978]

Wages are high in agricultural sector ? Like how much it is ?

[@Semddoge]

I own a small tea garden where i used to earn approx 1 lakh after all medical and labour expenses but now i only earn about 45-50k because medicine price have doubled as well as labour wage but the product selling rate remained the same as it was in the year 2010. And please consider taking the cost of living that has increased in the last ten years

[@jessynoronha9104]

@@kamalkumar7978 ₹600/d male wage ₹400/d for female with breakfast lunch and evening tea. Working hours 9 am to 5pm with afternoon 1hour lunch break yet labours not available 😅😔🙄

[@user-sn4ed4xq6o]

@@jessynoronha9104 600 is too less, in my locality construction workers get min 1000 rs a day

[@kpoop4lifeu802]

@@user-sn4ed4xq6o that’s still way better than not working at all

[@atz1091]

Summary - Youth is lazy and dependent on government jobs. Govt is also lazy and depends on private orgs. Private orgs are run by scamsters. Scams lead to market instability. So job loss. Cycle.

[@shinjin2241]

Bro even if most youth is lazy then also the youth left who is not lazy will be quite a big number

[@sickomode6440]

Yes except that the lazy gov is eating up our taxes and doing noting so the public money is also declining and the bad investment is also less due to lack of infrastructure and really bad place to grow. So it's just sucking the life out of the poor who cannot afford another chance (those who cannot afford their kids long term education and a possible alternative to gov jobs) which would eventually force them to do a small wage non flexible and unguaranteed chair (job) for their rest of their miserable lives.

[@manikmehta2727]

I have seen many South Movies, all of them share approx. same stories, A businessman comes and ask for land but people rejects it and then lead actor kills that businessman, and I think they are showing the reality also because industrialization is very poor in Kerala and Tamil Nadu!

[@dalalji]

Shiva Ji The Boss Dekh Krr Aye Ho Kya.?😄

[@ultranationalisticindianat3617]

Since our childhood, we have been told that get a govt job then your life will be settled. Whether you work or not you will get your salary and nobody will kick you out. This is the primary reason that India is still lagging behind. As these govt employees have no fear of losing their jobs, they become lazy,inefficient and ineffective. Everybody knows this. And this is main reason why public sectors are lagging far behind from private sectors. Govt should try to come up with some ways to pin point these lazy workers and get them fired or have their salary cut. These govt employees must feel some pressure otherwise they will never work. I hope govt will do something about it. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@shinjin2241]

Bro you cannot expel people from company easily as well if that company follows most of the government regulations And also there is a lot of corruption in Private sector as well so expecting that private sectors will be like God to the economy then you are fool

[@deception6666]

Even private sector is not generating jobs ..

[@dalalji]

Bhai Modi Ji Ko Letter Likh Karr Bhej Doh Aap...

[@rajghosh6095]

In terms of Job Diversity, Southern part of India and Parts of Western India are way more ahead than other parts.

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

Please explain how Best Bengal becomes Waste Bengal in last fifty years when on the other hand just across the border Poor Bangladesh becomes a Sonar or Golden Bangladesh of today ???

[@rajghosh6095]

Just like u lost *Waterloo*

[@baghazukhov152]

@@napoleonbonaparte937 long story. Started with the partition of Bengal, that was economically fatal for the West of Bengal, because we lost our hinterland which was the East ( Now Bangladesh, who are doing pretty damn well for themselves economically because they managed to strike the right balance between entrepreneurship , manufacturing and social security schemes.) Then comes chicha Nehru and his freight equalization policy which devastated Bengal and Bihar equally. The commies in the 60s,70s,80s did accelarate that damage by making the environment hostile for business development. For all 3 above combined, the best of our talent , the bright young people started emigrating en masse. To other parts of the world . The 2000s saw a brief glimmer of hope under the visionary CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharya sir. But then, one lady(you know who) had to spoil everything and set us back another 20 years. Currently that lady and her government presides over our darkest and most decadent times in centuries.

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

@@baghazukhov152 Exactly, thanks for the explanation, West Bengal desparately needs a statesman like Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose or Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy as a leader to come out of this hell hole in which it find itself now in 2022.

[@incognitomode1120]

@@baghazukhov152 tbh there not a single government in Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal that is good or most of the time doesn't even have a chance to win. Main Political Parties like Congress and Bjp or regional ones like Jmm, Rjd or Tmc don't even bother working since they know blame game or religious politics is enough to get them the win.

[@josephj4043]

Indian govt. should simply follow the model adopted by so many south-east asian countries a.k.a the Chinese development model. Increase manufacturing capacity of the country, increase exports, lower corporate taxes, attract Foreign investment. That's it!

[@deveshsonam]

Not possible.....the structure of india so tight....sometimes looks way too unnecessary.....democracy has its weaknesses & limits....😢

[@bruhaspati560]

India is not a tiny country like south-east Asian countries and not a dictator like china(which is a big one). We have to adopt a slow but steady model.

[@thechosenone1533]

What do you think they tried with Make in India,GST,road building,DFC,Mudra loan scheme,PLI schemes,etc? They have been trying for this since 2014. Whether it succeeds or not is yet to be seen.

[@engineeredarmy1152]

@@bruhaspati560 SEA countries are not tiny. They're bigger than many states of India

[@ujjwalnanda1]

@@thechosenone1533 Make in India failed miserably and failed to attract foreign companies to set up their factories in India. As far as GST goes well we're still figuring out GST and it is so complicated that we need to hire professional to do it. And Road building will just upgrades infrastructure nothing more and won't create new permanent jobs. In short, Government is just failing to do their job and instead just distracting us with communalism.

[@fatalarrow3441]

I am masters in automotive engineer and unemployed because no job in automotive industry, automotive companies now hiring CS, IT engineers no one talking about core branch crisis, I devoted my 6 years in mechanical engineering, now no job, if I talk this to people they say do data science or analytics, I feel depressed that I could never take CSE. Life is completely dead, No friends, my personal life also sucks I didnt go out of my room from 3 months, I just try to stay away from people, I dont talk to my parents often, I cry after calling my father because whenever I call him I ask for some little money, no one knows in my family that I am depressed because I always keep a smile on my face when they are close. My advice to youth never ever take core branch, everything in life sucks cant even die because my father loves me too much.

[@vanshikakaushik6497]

Hey if you need someone to talk to just know a stranger on the internet is rooting for you btw have you found the job yet?

[@50shadesofbrown25]

Great video ,thank you for putting so much work into it.I was wondering that there are a lot of startups coming up in india so could that be another reason that people stopped looking for jobs,cause they're creating their own?

[@PMpunk]

Upgrad should start something for manufacturing process/equipment knowledge, semiconductors designing, R&D, drone tech, agri tech, IOT applications, remote marketing, blockchain etc. and open in rural areas first. So that people moving from there to urban cities have competitive edge in new technologies. People within urban areas with bit of savings should start a crowd funding platform to open new businesses within their area of expertise. This will create a push-pull workforce.

[@kamalkumar7978]

*The problem is not with upskilling. The problem is with companies letharic and insecure attitude towards internships 'cuz even in internships they demand experience.* *Now, the problem is not education and skills but experience.*

[@MugenKami99]

@@kamalkumar7978 in India they want free internship for a year like bonded labourer

[@aman11025]

Main job ki talash main tha par 1 lakh dekar hi job mil rhi thi par main dena nhi chaahta tha. Aaj main dekh hi nhi rha hu.

[@theycallmesne8638]

The fact that you are so absorbant in your expressions in delivering something so thoughtful is very commendable mohak.. On top of that you radiate a very gentle energy which helps in understanding sensitive issues... Keep UP the good work.. I wish to meet you soon!! But all the very best.. You have earned a loyal subscriber!! And Thank u!!

[@anubhavforall]

The thing is that we consider that work, or job is only meant to satisfy our monetary needs. In my family, almost everyone is sadly, unemployed only. They don't want to come out of the comfort zone. Due to a shear chaos in their earlier lives , they were not able to find jobs of their choice or better say maybe they were not as responsible or aware then. Now they are in their 40s. I wanted to help my Bua apply for atleast a work from home customer executive job. Yet due to being not so proficient in English, the trial saw no sun. Whenever someone asks what my father is doing, I say he is an insurance agent. Technically this job has helped him nowhere. But consumed him so much yet he doesn't even try to search for something different and maybe try to update his skills to match the league. Working through and meeting people gives you a chance to grow, but they feel that I push them because I want to do nothing. I should begin to tutor students and do something or such but they won't do. Well I am trying though and hopefully I see a way to be a valuable asset to the industry and economic through. Thanks mohak for another thought through :))

[@kashutosh9132]

If you become a economic asset for your family,it will automatically reflect for nation also

[@SumanSingh-py3zj]

Your story instigated a lot of thoughts to me. We can helm all our responsibilities to our kids and future generations. If we are capable, we must take the stance. Wishing you a bright future!

[@sanchitachaudhary4196]

From where is your house expenses covered if eveyeoy is unemployed ?

[@maheswari_das]

Thank you for your story. ❤️

[@cruel5746]

@@sanchitachaudhary4196 father

[@ethynhunt]

Dude Mohak kindly mention that everyone do their own research about UpGrad - cause they have few issues , I understand they might have sponsored this video but you need to make it as clear as it is a Sponsored ad but not as recommendation. provide viewers good info with caution. There isn't any placements in Upgrad. But what they promise is they would assist fellow learners in getting placed. It is very important to understand the difference between Guaranteeing Placements Vs Providing Placement Assistance. No offense but this I think is very much needed for any sponsors you might endorse them in your future videos.

[@ZEA_TATA]

He did clearly mention that it's a upgrad sponsored video @7:20. Also, i don't think anybody can guarantee placements (not even IITs/IIMs) as it all depends on the learner. The institutes who mentions guaranteed placements comes with lot of terms and conditions.

[@subhansk08]

Of course, any student interested in enrolling in Upgrad's programmes will inquire about their learning and placement programme ahead of time. No one's gonna just pay so much money without being assured of the quality of education and job offers they're gonna get.

[@subhansk08]

And let me tell you. Even after a year of enrolling in their digital marketing programme, I continue to receive placement offers on Upgrad's platform.

[@subhansk08]

Rather, getting placement is entirely dependent on the learner's performance in their assignments and how well they prepare for the interview.

[@subhansk08]

I took an educational loan to enrol in their MICA University, Ahemdabad's digital marketing programme, but due to family obligations, I was unable to complete the programme on time. As a result, I did not apply for any jobs.

[@akashpatwa5624]

Yess actually I'm student I was looking for part time jobs since last 2 months, i get frustrated and started feeling tired and little stressed, i feeling shame in front of my parents

[@ritz5744]

It does feel like I am also a part of the Generation nowhere, I am preparing for NEET and the competition is so high, it feels like getting a seat is next to impossible. The career I am actually interested in has no scope in India. Plus I have no support from parents if I tell them I don't want to be a doctor. Its mentally exhausting, to the point that I feel no motivation to even study.

[@Learn_english_with_me239]

I feel for you. I was in the same place few years ago but fortunately I convinced my parents that NEET is not my thing.

[@Factism]

1:28 😅 But the situation is really serious!! 😵‍💫

[@Maratha382]

Duh

[@vivekt.2038]

Explain in yo words ?

[@SonikaWadhwa13]

I cannot agree more with this. "Generation nowhere" is the fact. But I think there is also a large chunk who are working hard for government jobs but the availability is so low that many are left with nothing in hand.

[@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db]

Govt jobs never help in development of country instead they slow down the process of work done as well as increase curruption.

[@MugenKami99]

@@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db who will handle than the government and government properties, private parties who will look for their own gain.

[@tharabhai1794]

I wish if indians stop blaming parties, Britishers and others for underdevelopment But actually accept it that we underdeveloped because of us

[@funnySeven]

Excellent animation and amazing work... 😘 I can't even imagine the amount of work that went behind the making of such video... 🔥🔥🔥 You're amazing 😅

[@BharatKumar-hn5xo]

Being in stem fields ,one really wonders how government is supposed to give us jobs? Jobs are there ,well paying jobs everywhere around the world,our 70 year-old education system just isn't good enough,

[@harshitagrawal2662]

" if jobs are less , make the job seekers RIP and hence less unemployment " BJP be like- Modern problems require modern solutions😂

[@rampatidar7439]

Ya🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

[@godman6591]

😅😅🤣🤣🤣

[@manasraj7700]

@Ranjeet Kumar It is a known fact that unemployment rate was way lesser pre 2014

[@aakashsen7344]

indian economy was on decline since 2010-11 because many scams came in front of people because of which many companies stopped giving tenders to government companies which later made companies inefficient to work. And even during early 2000s boom in IT sectors was in urban areas or areas near those places and the work most of the people from rural areas were getting was just labour which will never be for forever. 🚶🚶🚶

[@peterparker9954]

A big country like India cannot be run by democracy and expect development at fast rate It's impossible Look at China....they don't have to spend thousands of crores on elections every year....instead they use that thousands of crores of money on infrastructure development and social welfare My point is there is no hope for India.... We Indians should look for opportunities abroad ! Stop being patriotic and start being practical ! If we Indians had a choice, we wouldn't choose to be born in this country

[@sonichandrawanshi2083]

I'm a Nursing student.... And we are looking for a job since 1 mnth

[@ashishsunny7963]

Nursing professionals are in great demand...I regret doing engg. And not nursing...

[@krinjaljain1641]

You describe the issues so beautifully.👍

[@princeasimathur]

So good analytical information Mohak Bhai. We are blessed to have people like you here. I seriously believe, that Job creation is depleting. Job Security is a very important aspect to be looked into.

[@Pakistan_ke_abbu]

So basically he is explaining about his own viewer base. Jo log prepare karte hain aur phone mai lage hai😂😂

[@Prince-qj9fd]

Bhai mere aas paas Sare bacche game khelrahe Ladki adhe se jyada reels or Instagram se easliy fame kama rahi Ladke muth mare rahe (biggest p_o_r_n consumer)

[@kanishhh]

Even education is worse, i graduated from a govt. Engg college under state technical university which never had a building & batches were started with promise of transfer from off campus to our college. Even after 1.5 years of graduation most batches sit in off campus. During our time many teachers were unavailable & mostly during labs. We passed exams by cramming. 🥺

[@anubhavforall]

Bro I can feel you !!!

[@kanishhh]

@@anubhavforall 🥺

[@peterparker9954]

U have a good job now right ?

[@kanishhh]

@@peterparker9954 who gives job to unskilled & half knowledge guys 🥺? Still studying & preparing for higher education otherwise no chance ...

[@vishuclimber3412]

​@@kanishhh have you done internship

[@bunnyhariyani9716]

One more point most of the youngsters are now going abroad for study or work and this is the biggest thing out there for why they are not applying for job you should cover that topic too...most of my friends have done the same they just drop out of there job and just thn did ielts and now they are in abrod

[@beyou1379]

This video was a reality check for generation nowhere and sadly I am part of it, but I promise to myself that I will work harder not not just scroll social media.

[@ggmr399]

What do you say after 1 year

[@pranavraj4143]

Exactly man this is what I am observing these days.....Wonderful video Mohak ..... 👏👏

[@i_zukeboi]

This message is for who are investing their time on social media just for avoiding their parents jobs pressure, they can simply make content or work on online as a part time and earn a good income, even this is also a good job because if they start doing that then they automatically learn new skills like video editing, script writing, cinematography etc. So dear 'Youth' don't waste your time to scroll, start working from today. Thank you.

[@whyDude123]

Even we can get everything on KZbin for free to learn any skill

[@shraddhabiswas492]

Stress, family pressure,self doubt, depression, health problems in sab chiso par dhyan de ya phir job dhunde!? Mostly people call this things a excuse but believe me sometimes and for some people it's not.

[@rishabhvishwakarma44]

Very true

[@kkk66969]

Land acquisition is the prime reason. Example the Mumbai Ahmedabad bullet train project is already delayed despite being majorly financed by Japanese Banks due to land acquisition. Some years back, even the mumbai metro expansion was halted due to protest

[@manishkumarpandey9702]

Well because Maha Govt didn't wanted to co-operate with Centre over this

[@mogleesh-22]

If poor farmers get 2 4bhk house in Mumbai I think they can sure give their land to govt.

[@tharabhai1794]

​@@mogleesh-22 😂😂😂are you high on drugs Give 2-4 bhk home to farmers Do you even know it's cost

[@Itz_pradnya_youknowright]

Mohak you are giving so much knowledge to us before starting the video , I want to thank you because your videos made me more thinkable and knowledgeable ❤️ once.again thank you and keep it up ❤️

[@Jppradhan6890]

I got the point but actually I also want to understand that people would be naturally inclined to "good job "after spending so much in their education, many Indian are first generation graduate , our parents and to be honest we ourselves have no idea about how to transition from education to jobs. Government jobs although problematic seem to be a good way to do the transition. I really want to understand how we can get job , if possible please make a video and try an explanation us the ways through which we can make a transition from education to jobs. I don't understand how a normal science or arts graduate can get a private job .

[@anthonydaniel6983]

Brilliant 👍🏽… I really appreciate your work… educational video… well explained… awesome…

[@Pokepedia21]

I think main root problem is illiteracy itself and it will take at least 15 yrs if we start working on this from today also we need young and non greedy politicians

[@anandsharma7430]

Most highly educated people end up voting for uneducated thugs across state and party lines. This is the big problem with our democracy at present. We elect kings who aren't even as educated as the common graduate, on any topic, let alone administration.

[@riderchallenge4250]

Youth ko bgmi aur reels dekhne se time mile to

[@utronmusic1870]

@@riderchallenge4250 No not that true gaming is a career option too for today's gen. An eSports player salary starts from 100k per month and can go up to crores there are many kids who are earning lakhs as a gaming content creator.

[@peterparker9954]

A big country like India cannot be run by democracy and expect development at fast rate It's impossible Look at China....they don't have to spend thousands of crores on elections every year....instead they use that thousands of crores of money on infrastructure development and social welfare My point is there is no hope for India.... We Indians should look for opportunities abroad !

[@riderchallenge4250]

@@peterparker9954 lol will you live under Dictatorship. It's easy to say China is better here until you yourself are living under autocracy.

[@sureshnishtala2887]

generation nowhere term was the new thing that I learned and followed by labour not participating to get a job....thanks Mohak for this wonderful and very informative video

[@rohitkachhap6780]

Private companies require experienced candidates more than the freshers even for an entry level jobs

[@ankur.mahajan]

That's not true. If you are able to convince them that you are skilled enough, many companies will offer you the job in a jiffy.

[@aveshdas9045]

@@ankur.mahajan and there academics criteria

[@ferocious_phiragi]

As being an enthusiast in this topic, I can understand how much effort u have put in this video.. Great Treasure

[@mohammadasif7396]

Bro how are you doing videos about different things which are unbelievable

[@_kartik_chauhan]

Bro What do you think Most of these unemployed people Have 0 skill and 0 knowledge They don't have control over Their emotions They don't want to do anything.i Just have a Question Har saal 180 IAS Benenge And ye number har saal Kam ho raha hai And Kitne log UPSC dete hai ye tumhe bhi pata hai To akhir koi bhi samajhdar insaan Akhir Is Exam ko dega kyu aakhir. ??? Khaskar Middle class log Without family support

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@Crispr_cas9th Sorry I misinterpreted me UPSC ki seat bolna chah raha tha

[@_AmitVlogs]

This is really informative videos and you are doing great job brother. ❤️

[@krishgargMusic]

Great video Mohak, I believe generation nowhere itself is a very vast topic and isn't much spoken about it even on youtube, you should make a separate video for this explaining its long term consequences and solutions.

[@amanpandey3769]

I completely agree with you point what you mentioned in the video. I passed my engineering in 2020 i tried alot for the job and giving so many interviews but almost every company said they don't hire fresher if you want to work with our organization you have to work in very low salary around 10k. My family financial condition is not so good so i decided to work but within a month a quit the job for high pressure and decided to start preparing for govt. exam. Now, i want to tell the reality from past 2 year I was preparing for govt. job but I am not serious about my exam i spend 10 hrs on phone and also drop the hope for getting any job. I am depressed

[@monukeys1105]

:(( I am in 12th and messed up jee exams. I spend lot of time on phones too :((

[@dalalji]

True Hai Boss

[@kpoop4lifeu802]

Continue working in private sector no matter the pressure, at the end of the day it’s the experience that will help you get better paying jobs. Earning SOMETHING is better than doing nothing at all.

[@proximTeaMine]

My only question is how does a person investing in reels, youtube or other self-employed markets affect the data?

[@proximTeaMine]

I mean its a gradual process to earn fame. so as long as you are not well settled you will be labelled as a 'generation nowhere' and these jobs are also not very secure or reliable.

[@vipinbhatnagar582]

Me too as mechanical engineer

[@theconfussy924]

The major problem is a JOB availability. There is demand for job creators . Earning through youtube or any other online platform is again an individual earning , on the other hand a large population is just consuming their content all day long.

[@Boyinthecircle]

The ones who will solve the problem of unemployment are Entrepreneurs not MNC giants.

[@asutoshghanto3419]

only govt can solve the unemployment problem and nobody else .ye jo tumhare entrepreneurs hai wo Sarker ke dum pe hi uchalte hai.

[@Boyinthecircle]

@@asutoshghanto3419 Hahaa, Jab koi kaam nhi hoga toh Govt. kis baat ki job dega logon ko. Govt. har kisi ko job nhi de sakti but Entrepreneurs apne level pe log hire kar sakte hain, future mn start ups badhne wale hain toh Opportunity v badhegi. Ent. is not limited to well funded tech giants/companies, Entrepreneurs are rising in every corner & will create jobs.

[@asutoshghanto3419]

@@Boyinthecircle agar sarkar chahe to sare buisness band karwa sakti hai ek hafte me .tab kya karloge .GST itna complicated bana degi aur Buisness kholne keliye atleast 100 crore ki licence ki mang karne lag gayi to?

[@kashutosh9132]

@@Boyinthecircle He is right only govt can do so It can do so via pvt sector or govt sector but only if it's a priority Govt has immense resources to so only if it wills

[@kashutosh9132]

@@Boyinthecircle aur bhai aapne kitne startup me kaam kiya h? Kai to Paisa bachane ke liye shuru shuru me free me kaam karwa lete hain,salary to di nhi jaati decent, inse unemployment ki samasya ka solve karne ki ummed kaphi jayda h

[@sudhirkumarshahu6146]

The problem is parents wants their children to do First class Job but they Vote third class people in elections those are incompetent for creating jobs both in majority of states like MP, UP, WB, Maharashtra, Rajasthan etc and Central gov. is top to it.

[@nukeprestonftw3221]

People don't have any deserving options do ? Indian politics should move to capitalism model

[@vaibhavsharma7495]

10:40 I loved the way how you concluded the video at the end by summarizing all the topics and listing them on the right side.

[@ankitchawla8487]

Love ur videos ♥️ so much detailed research🔥

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

India lacks quality private sector jobs for its millions of unskilled or semi skilled mass graduates and under graduates because unlike China, Vietnam, Combodia, Malaysia and Bangladesh, India did not have any export oriented labour intensive manufacturing industries which can provide mass employments to millions of unskilled and semi skilled graduates and under graduates of India.

[@MadMax-fs3cy]

It's not the case now since the private sector has grown tremendously these years, there is another big company, a unicorn company every week who pay well and hire more people everyday, unfortunately there isn't any data in private sector, or else you would not say that, you can search it as well.. And lol, we can say we are behind china, but the other countries you mentioned, that's hilarious!

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

@@MadMax-fs3cy Unicorns or services industry or IT industry of India is capital and technology intensive and not at all labour intensive hence IT unicorns can only provides employment to thousands or lakhs of Indians but India needs millions upon millions of jobs every year which only labour intensive export oriented manufacturing industries can able to provide just like Textiles and readymade garments manufacturing industries of Bangladesh as a classic example.

[@Albetroz1415]

@@napoleonbonaparte937 I'm not sure the new generation of low skilled individuals will even take up garment jobs, everything comes down to prestige nowadays, you cannot compare the tiny workforce of Bangladesh to the sheer size of overpopulated India.

[@rajeevjuneja5584]

Maybe unlike China India went straight to service sector skipping manufacturing sector entirely. Whereas China had been working on manufacturing sector for years and then focused on service sector. Now they rich af.

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

@@rajeevjuneja5584 That is because Chinese Governance and judicial system is far far ahead and better than Indian corruption infested Governance system. Chinese Communist Party makes fifty years plans or hundred years plan but here in India sorry to say our Political parties just focussed on how to win next elections after five years by distributing the freebies , like free electricity 🔌 in case of Delhi or free Rs 500 to every woman in case of West Bengal and India's mass majority ultra poor people falls for this freebies. Apart from very good Law and order, good infrastructure and good connectivity, Both China and Bangladesh which excels in manufacturing has zero tolerance policy towards corruption from anybody.

[@yugankgupta207]

Awsm video really informative and most importantly really important as going forward this generation nowhere can actually end up as a revolt or revolution against the sluggish law and order of the country which would hamper any economic growth.

[@abhaypadmanabhan2081]

thinking about the future really scares me. I don't know where our nation and our people will end up and i hope everything plays out well

[@JayeshandShreya]

Few people end up loosing hope to get a job because some of them are not really skilled enough. Maid at my sister's house is a college graduate. There might be some reason why she prefers working as maid rather than searching for a good job.

[@bit2byte986]

Really maid is graduate? How is this possible bro? Amazing fact

[@the.venom7]

@@bit2byte986 She is just a College-gradute and this thing in India does not make her eligible to get a good job.

[@M3ganwillslay]

@@bit2byte986 in India all maids and bathroom cleaners have an engineering or Arts degree 🤣

[@user-xd8mm4ph4r]

@@M3ganwillslay & you are one of them

[@M3ganwillslay]

@@user-xd8mm4ph4r I don't live in a poor country like India .

[@saif5428]

Little to nothing is done for core sector fields. Whether its INC or BJP, core sector engineers and Natural science graduates are disregarded by politicians . Similarly with research and development. Even if there is a job, the salary is abyssal and hella low prospects. What’s the point of Fintech when it caters to only a very small group of people (the very well trained and skilled). It’s needed but other fields need to be promoted.

[@cosmicconstellations511]

@Saif: I am looking for a job in biotech sector. The salary they provide is almost peanuts. The government forgets about biotech sector. Many companies expect us have master's degree with experience and take home salary as 25K (per month).

[@kashutosh9132]

@@cosmicconstellations511 Thats pathetic bro

[@manishkumarpandey9702]

Well you know what CTO of Bajaj discovered when he went to premiere institutions like IITs & NITs...... He couldn't find 20 candidates in all IITs & NITs who had proper knowledge to even become an Mechanical Engineer....... Most of these MEs are interested in higher paying jobs of IT sector, these students don't even study for their core subject.........

[@kashutosh9132]

@@manishkumarpandey9702 in which year? Bajaj came for the profile of sales here(total 7 posts) Even 2 post which were proper mech job(designing) - had CTC less than the sales one which they offered It's still demand and supply - they don't need 100 designer,they have plenty of it,what they need is someone who can sell There is not enough job for mech guys (actual mech profile) and those who got placed,have their CTC like 3-4 lakhs - these guys devote money and resources in learning programming relevant to mech, designing, theoretical knowledge relevant to designing - these are not easy,these are highly intensive domain and the material for these is also not adequately available on internet (in compared to IT) After spending this much money on college fees and coaching (for gate and learning softwares relevant to mech),who would like to be paid 3-4 lakhs?? It's harder to hone skills in mech,civil as it is not like that IT you have a computer and you can spend time on it - learn job ready knowledge Same is not applicable for mech,civil The person can learn the job ready knowledge at the site only - these companies are not ready to spend on it Even guys in mech who do intership in mech,civil either do for free or even by paying money to the employer The pathetic situation of mech,civil or other core branches - is more than the quality of mech engineers There brilliant mech students having excellent domain knowledge(and only those can find work as there is no need of average mech students unlike IT) - and those like 2 guys which I mentioned earlier,same is true for all the college's(atleast most of) See the biotech guy situation - these guys have to data analyst job at pharmaceutical companies as the domain knowledge they have at graduate will not help adding value to the company (that's what the company thinks) It's not their mistake(neither they are dumb and stupid compared to IT guys) - it's the situation itself

[@vabhdman]

@@manishkumarpandey9702 Why should they study there core subjects. What salary is Bajaj offering. All core jobs require you to put much more effort and studies to get a job that pays less than half the money of a software job.

[@adityasinghyadav78]

I know many are just Blanatly preparing for govt jobs but, the govt is not releasing vacancies for jobs also! I know as computers are taking over jobs have reduced but still my father has a charge of 4 district treasuries coz others have retired and no new employee has come!

[@Yattish_Sharma]

Mohak brother what a POV i never thought about this honestly. Thanks for the information and making me wise.

[@arpitayushmanmishra3127]

I believe, for sustainability, diversity of good and bad jobs is complementary to eachother. For an instance if all start working as IT-Professionals then who'd be there to build for them an office building?

[@harshjadhav9252]

Also labors must receive the minimum wages

[@kamalkumar7978]

Good jobs mean secure jobs. It doesn't mean IT jobs. An IT job can also be a bad job if it doesn't have social security in it like health insurance, EPF and less firing rate. If daily wage labourers get EPF and health insurance atleast then those jobs will also be counted as good jobs but for that to happen those jobs must be organised first.

[@Aman-qr6wi]

He said that whole classification of bad job-good job is problam tic, absurd and subjective

[@rhodephorus7733]

Man seriously, countries like the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand have farmers who have studied upto at least bachelor level

[@nknkannadiga9742]

@@kamalkumar7978 if there was instant firing process in govt jobs then all the PSU's would make profits

[@rehanahmad8279]

Some of your topics are so relateble and necessary that is doesn't take sec to click on your video