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NITI Aayog Report Flags 8.7 Crore Youth Outside Education, Work and Training

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A new NITI Aayog report has highlighted major obstacles preventing millions of Indian youth from accessing employment and skill development. The report points out that existing skilling programmes frequently fall short due to poor outcome tracking and inadequate placement support. It recommends affordable training solutions and models that allow young people to earn while they learn. Addressing this gap is considered critical for India to fully leverage its demographic dividend ahead of 2047.

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