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India’s rapidly growing youth population has the potential to make the country a global powerhouse and the skill capital of the world. With over 65% of the population being under 35 years of age, this dynamic, young workforce can propel India into the digital age through the Gen Z and millennial demographic.
India’s rapidly growing youth population has the potential to make the country a global powerhouse and the skill capital of the world. With over 65% of the population being under 35 years of age, this dynamic, young workforce can propel India into the digital age through the Gen Z and millennial demographic.
However, as per the World Economic Forum only 5% of India's workforce, which is the youngest and largest in the world, are recognised as formally skilled.
However, as per the World Economic Forum only 5% of India's workforce, which is the youngest and largest in the world, are recognised as formally skilled.
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