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should there be an employment policy committee like monetary policy committee charged with ensuring unemlpoyment rates below 4%? is it feasible?
https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/where-are-the-high-productivity-better-quality-jobs-in-india-7516160/
should there be an employment policy committee like monetary policy committee charged with ensuring unemlpoyment rates below 4%? is it feasible?
https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/where-are-the-high-productivity-better-quality-jobs-in-india-7516160/
Well there does exist a cabinet committee on emp & sd but have hardly ever heard about it's working. What metric or parameter could be taken to target unemployment rate? For inflation, it is the policy rate, does something like this exist for unemp?
Well there does exist a cabinet committee on emp & sd but have hardly ever heard about it's working. What metric or parameter could be taken to target unemployment rate? For inflation, it is the policy rate, does something like this exist for unemp?
I don't know I just thought that MPC has done a good job in keeping a leash on inflation so far not withstanding the recent stance to support growth at the cost of inflation. Plus it's periodic deliberations give a good idea about macroeconomic state of the econoomy. And then its meetings are much discussed in newspapers. So I thought maybe If a similar mechanism existed for unemployment , then there would be some inbuilt accountability for unemployment. As for the data CMIE unemployment stats could be used or CSO may be charged with collecting high frequency data on employment thts available on a quarterly basis.
But creating employment is not easy like controlling inflation using qualittative and quantitative monetary tools , we can't goad industries to hire more people if in a quarter the unemployment rate breaches a threshold. That's why I asked if it's feasible.
I am just aghast that for 2 decades we have been witnessing jobless growth yet our policy makers and politicians have failed to come up with any lasting solution to it. Yesterday I read about a book what millenials want, and I could relate with the what the Author describes as 'Timepass kar rhe hai ' phenomenon among youth. The situation is very dire , a young population that's now entered late 20s in the last 2 decades of jobless growth and is expected to take up reigns from their parents and assume responsibility and get married and serve as role model for the young , is sitting at home living on parents money and surrounded by an atmosphere of hate. This makes for an explosive mix. It's during times like these that society starts searching for messiahs and ends up choosing demagogues , populists and tyrants, who instead of redeeming them makes their lives even more miserable.
I don't know if any of what I said makes any sense
Edit-Timepass
During his fieldwork, Jeffrey “met large numbers of unemployed young men in north India who were engaged in forms of waiting characterised by aimlessness and ennui. Unemployed young men in Meerut commonly spoke of being lost in time and they imagined many of their activities as simply ways to pass the time.”
This is the rough timeline of events as mentioned in NCERTsAnyone have the timeline of parallel ancient medieval kingdoms of NORTH & SOUTH ,
can you please share it ,
thanks in advance 👍🏻
4500- 1900 BCE -- Indus valley civilisation
Pre- 4500-3500 proto- 3500-2500 mature- 2500-1900 post- 1900-1200
red ware or black and red ware 1500 -- Aryans 1500- 1000 -- rig vedic
pastoralist, egalitarian 1000- 500 -- Later vedic
sulvasutra- geometry agriculturalist, brahmanic domination, high discrimination
painted grey ware 6th century-- mahajanpadas
magadha- powerful haranyanka dynasty
bimbisar, 544 ajatshatru
563 -- Gautam buddha 540 -- mahavir shishunaga dynasty nandas 500 BCE- 100BCE -- Mauryan empire
northern black polished ware chandragupta established with the help of kautilya bindusara ashoka-273 BCE
dear to god, devanam piyadasi 2nd century AD- sushruta (surgery), charaka (medicine) successors of mauryan empire- 185 -- Shungas innorth-
pushyamitra shunga; brahmana who persecuted buddhists shakas- indo greeks inwest
shaka samvat , 57 BC Parthians 78 AD--Kushans
sons of god polished red pottery kanishka, 50 AD emergence of vaishnavism 1st century BC--satvahanasindeccan
competed with shakas. first to give land grants to brahmins (and buddhists too) ended in 6th century AD Deep south
1000bc-5th century AD-- magalithic culture sangam in 6th century AD second century AD- chera, chola, pandyas 313-455 AD -- Gupta empire
chandragupta II (380-412)
kalidasa (abhijnanshakuntalam), Panini (grammar- ashtadhyayi), amarsimha (amarkosha), bhasa, sudraka (mrichhakatika) compilation of mahabharata and ramayana. Kumaragupta
set up nalanda. Fa Hsein- 5th century- hunas invasion, rise of feudatories. aryabhatta - aryabhattiya, varahamihira- brihatsamhita, 606-647 -- Harshavardhan
banabhatta - court poet- harshacharita hsuan tsang- 629 I- tsing- 670 successors of satvahanas in deccan
eastern- ikshvakus
Pallavas in kanchipuram
till 757 mahabalipuram temples bhakti cult- alavars, nayanars. cholas their feudatories; rose to power later eastern gangas chalukyans southern- vakatakas
chalukyans of badami (till 757) rashtrakutas 850AD-- cholas
rajaraja and rajendra-I greatest leader
rajrajeswara - brihadiswara temple dravidian temples marco polo visited North- several rajput branches ruling;
nagara architechture develped- 8th- 12th century parmars- malwa; chauhan-ajmer; chandela- bundelkhand, kajuraho temples; chalukyas- gujrat; tomars- delhi 1020-- raids and plunders by mahmud of gaznavi battle of tarrain- prithviraj vs turkish
slave dynasty established 1206-1290-- slave dynasty 1290-1320-- Khilji dynasty Tughlaqs Lodi dynasty Mughals
1526- Babur Humayun & shershah suri akbar jahangir shah jahan auranzeb 1498 - Arrival of Vaso Da Gama(Portuguese)arrived at Calicut (Kerala).- Zamorin welcomed. 1500-portugese factory at calicut 1503- First portugese fort at Cochin 1526- First battle of panipat- Babur vs Ibrahim Lodi
laid the foundation of mughals and ended delhi sultanate. 1556-Second battle of panipat- Akbar vs hemu
decided on the continuity of mughals. 1605 -Dutchestablished their factory at Masulipatam (A.P.). 1608 - Captain william hawkins (English) arrived in mughal court of Jahangir with request for doing business in India. 1612- loss of surat by portugese to english 1613- english factory at Surat- by permission of jahangir who got impressed by the british abilities at defeating portugese. 1616- english factory at masulipatnam(Andhra) 1632 - Hoogly was seized by Shah Jahan fromPortugueseand prosecution of Christens continued. And the Portuguese dominance was lost completely. 1632-Golden farmans to english by sultan of golconda facilitating free trade from his ports. 1667 - Compromise betweenEnglishandDutchthat British would withdraw from Indonesia and Dutch from India. 1667 -Frenchestablished their factory at Surat. 1707 - Aurangzeb died; mughal empire began to decline; 1715- Farrukhsiyar's (Mughal king) farmans to the English
magna carta of the company trade privileges in Bengal, Gujarat and hyderabad
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So this is where gullu learned that Mughal state stretched merely from Delhi to Agra😆
You just bring those memories back! That gullu thing , I can hear in Abhinandan's voice.
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Hey Guys, i scored 108 in Vision open test 4 but slid down to 80 in vision test 5. Though tests could be tough or easy but the percentile also dipped from 99+ to 89 something.
the uncertainty is killing, what if the final paper ends up on a low.
Do u score consistently or the fluctuation is wide?
Last I scored 60-80 marks in different open tests(insights,iasbaba,forum,vision abhyas) but in final exam I scored around 120 from different keys.
one of my friend used to get good score in open tests last year but he didn’t qualified prelims.
Hey Guys, i scored 108 in Vision open test 4 but slid down to 80 in vision test 5. Though tests could be tough or easy but the percentile also dipped from 99+ to 89 something.
the uncertainty is killing, what if the final paper ends up on a low.
Do u score consistently or the fluctuation is wide?
Last I scored 60-80 marks in different open tests(insights,iasbaba,forum,vision abhyas) but in final exam I scored around 120 from different keys.
one of my friend used to get good score in open tests last year but he didn’t qualified prelims.
That’s even more scary, may be luck is a big factor.
Hey Guys, i scored 108 in Vision open test 4 but slid down to 80 in vision test 5. Though tests could be tough or easy but the percentile also dipped from 99+ to 89 something.
the uncertainty is killing, what if the final paper ends up on a low.
Do u score consistently or the fluctuation is wide?
Last I scored 60-80 marks in different open tests(insights,iasbaba,forum,vision abhyas) but in final exam I scored around 120 from different keys.
one of my friend used to get good score in open tests last year but he didn’t qualified prelims.
That’s even more scary, may be luck is a big factor.
Definitely luck is big factor since 2018 prelims, but luck only works when u are confidence about ur preparation and how ur mind works in that 2 hrs