skilled migration

In a small, underdeveloped village in Bihar, 27-year-old Deepak Chaudhary transformed his unemployment during the pandemic into a flourishing business that produces delectable corn chips. With an investment of Rs35 lakh, his enterprise not only provides jobs for 28 locals, predominantly women, but also distributes its products throughout Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

India's global migration impact is soaring, with its diaspora of 19 million driving a record $137 billion in remittances for 2024. The nation also leads in student and skilled worker emigration, particularly in tech and healthcare. Key corridors include UAE, US, and Saudi Arabia, showcasing a dynamic shift in global labor.

Jharkhand is making strides in school enrollment and reducing dropouts, yet faces challenges in learning outcomes and secondary education transition. The state is implementing reforms like Schools of Excellence, digital classrooms, and vocational training to enhance quality and opportunities for students across urban and rural areas.

Maharashtra's ambitious Maharashtra House project in Stuttgart remains shut, sparking criticism from the opposition. Inaugurated 1.5 years ago, the facilitation center for skilled migrants has not become operational. This highlights a significant gap between government announcements and project execution.

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Under the Vibrant Village Programme-II, the border villages of Bihar are experiencing a remarkable resurgence, transforming from overlooked areas into thriving 'first villages'. This innovative initiative is dedicated to upgrading infrastructure, generating employment opportunities, promoting local tourism, and bolstering security measures.

Several units report up to 20% shortfall in output

The arrest of Mohammed Usman Jatt, alias ‘Chinese’, shows how deeply foreign terrorists attempt to integrate into civilian environments. Such blending, security agencies believe, makes detection significantly harder