Shashank Shubham
Political science
June 2025
This study is going to take a critical assessment of the effectiveness of the Indian government with regards to improving the employment rates among the youth through critical assessments of the design, implementation, and consequences of the corresponding policies. It investigates some of the government-based programs like MGNREGA, PMKVY, and Startup India and evaluates the role played by these programs in providing employment, skill enhancement, inclusiveness, and affordability. According to the analysis, these programs have been somewhat successful but accompanied by weaknesses like poor institutionalization coordination, failure to monitor in real time, poor targeting of the marginalized youth and low sustainability. The research highlights the important requirement of combined, regionally flexible, and youth-friendly policies that would fill the gap between education and labor. Some of the recommendations include reinforcing data systems, progressive public-private partnership and decentralized applicative patterns. This analysis gives an overview of the position of politics determining such employment policies and it is crucial that constant reformation of policies be done to keep up with the ever-changing regulations of youth within the labour market.
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