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That's a reality jobs crisis in India. Recently, chaotic scenes erupted during recruitment drives in. In Mumbai, over 25,000 applicants turned up for 2,200 jobs and in Gujarat and over 1,800 job seekers appeared for 40 jobs leading to a job crisis in India.&nbsp;

Jobs Crisis: Thousands Overwhelm Mumbai and Gujarat Recruitment Drives

That's a reality jobs crisis in India. Recently, chaotic scenes erupted during recruitment drives in. In Mumbai, over 25,000 applicants turned up for 2,200 jobs and in Gujarat and over 1,800 job seekers appeared for 40 jobs leading to a job crisis in India.&nbsp;

Here's a concerning trend in India&rsquo;s job market that&rsquo;s leading to chaotic and dangerous situations. In the past week alone, we&rsquo;ve seen two alarming incidents where thousands of job seekers overwhelmed recruitment drives, leading to near stampedes.
On July 16th, a recruitment drive for airport loaders in Mumbai turned into a chaotic scene. Over 25,000 hopeful applicants showed up for just about 2,200 job openings. The Air India Airport Services Limited was overwhelmed by the sheer number of people that created a stampede-like situation.
Visuals from the scene show applicants jostling with each other, trying to reach the form counters. The crowd control measures were insufficient, and many applicants had to wait for hours without food or water. This led to several individuals feeling unwell.
So what does the job of an airport loader entail? Airport loaders are responsible for loading and unloading luggage on aircraft, operating baggage belts, and driving ramp tractors. The salary for this role reportedly ranges from ₹20,000 to ₹25,000 per month. The educational criteria are minimal, but candidates must be physically strong.
We saw another similar incident in Gujarat's Ankleshwar in Bharuch district just a week earlier. 1,800 job seekers showed up for only 40 positions at a private chemical company - Thermax Limited. Aspirants were invited for a walk-in interview but the crowd was so intense that a railing collapsed under their weight! Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported as the ramp wasn&rsquo;t very high.
These events highlight the dire state of job availability versus demand in India. The desperation for employment is pushing people to extreme lengths, resulting in dangerous situations. Companies and recruitment agencies need to reassess their processes to ensure the safety and well-being of job seekers.
What do you think of the job situation in India? Let us know in the comments. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe for more business news and content.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked various government departments and ministries to undertake the recruitment of 10 lakh people on a "mission mode" in the next year and a half, his office said on Tuesday.
The direction from Modi came following a review of the status of human resources in all government departments and ministries, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said.
The government's decision comes amid the opposition's frequent criticism of it on the issue of unemployment. A large number of vacant posts in different government sectors has often been flagged.
"PM Narendra Modi reviewed the status of Human Resources in all departments and ministries and instructed that recruitment of 10 lakh people be done by the Government in mission mode in next 1.5 years," the PMO said in a tweet."It's called "900 chuhe khaakar billi Hajj ko chali". We're experiencing worst employment (rate) in 50 yrs, rupee value lowest in 75 years... For how long will PM distract us by playing 'Twitter Twitter," Congress leader Randeep Surjewala said in response. 

Congress mocks PM Modi announcement of 10 lakh govt jobs in next 18 months

The direction from Modi came following a review of the status of human resources in all government departments and ministries, the Prime Minister's Office said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked various government departments and ministries to undertake the recruitment of 10 lakh people on a "mission mode" in the next year and a half, his office said on Tuesday.
The direction from Modi came following a review of the status of human resources in all government departments and ministries, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said.
The government's decision comes amid the opposition's frequent criticism of it on the issue of unemployment. A large number of vacant posts in different government sectors has often been flagged.
"PM Narendra Modi reviewed the status of Human Resources in all departments and ministries and instructed that recruitment of 10 lakh people be done by the Government in mission mode in next 1.5 years," the PMO said in a tweet. "It's called "900 chuhe khaakar billi Hajj ko chali". We're experiencing worst employment (rate) in 50 yrs, rupee value lowest in 75 years... For how long will PM distract us by playing 'Twitter Twitter," Congress leader Randeep Surjewala&nbsp;said in response.&nbsp; Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/economy/pm-modi-directs-recruitment-of-10-lakh-people-in-next-1-5-years-pmo-1655185052702">PM Modi directs recruitment of 10 lakh people in next 1.5 years: PMO</a>

A BJP MP on Thursday told Rajya Sabha that industrialists like Ambani and Adani should be “worshipped” as they are creating jobs. BJP’s K J Alphons said while participating in the debate on the Union Budget.“You can accuse me of being a mouthpiece of the capitalists. The people who have created jobs in this country, let me name those people, because you have named them. Be it Reliance, be it Ambani, be it Adani, be it anybody, they must be worshipped,” Alphons said.
A former Union minister, Alphons argued that “global inequalities are a fact”. He said the opposition has argued that the wealth of two people has gone up and that Elon Musk’s wealth has gone up 1016 per cent
“Are you aware of this? The wealth of the founder of Google, Larry Page, has gone up 126 per cent. The wealth of Bezos has gone up 67 per cent. The lowest among all these top 10 is Bill Gates. His wealth has one up 30 per cent. Global inequality is a fact, whether you accept it or not. Three billion people in the world live below five dollars a day. So, global inequalities are a fact,” he said.
The opposition, on the other hand, accused the government of talking about “faceless” and “jobless” growth and argued that the government’s policies are widening income inequalities.

Unemployment woes: here's why this BJP MP thinks Ambani and Adani 'must be worshipped'

((MAKE A 7 SECOND MONTAGE OF SHOTS OF PROTEST OVER UNEMPLOYMENT- RUN ON NAT-SLOGANEERING)) ((CUT TO SOUND AND SHOTS OF MELEE&nbsp;IN RS- 3 SEC)) A heated exchange between the Opposition and ruling MPs&nbsp;over the recently presented budget saw a ruling BJP&nbsp;MP coming to the defence of country's two leading industrialists. For&nbsp;BJP MP industrialists like Ambani and Adani should be &ldquo;worshipped&rdquo; as they are creating jobs.&nbsp;
SOT FROM THURSDAY- &ldquo;You can accuse me of being a mouthpiece of the capitalists. The people who have created jobs in this country, let me name those people, because you have named them. Be it Reliance, be it Ambani, be it Adani, be it anybody, they must be worshipped,&rdquo; Alphons said.
A former Union minister, Alphons argued that &ldquo;global inequalities are a fact&rdquo;. He said the opposition has argued that the wealth of two people has gone up and pointed out that Elon Musk&rsquo;s wealth has gone up 1016 per cent
SOT: &ldquo;Are you aware of this? The wealth of the founder of Google, Larry Page, has gone up 126 per cent. The wealth of Bezos has gone up 67 per cent. The lowest among all these top 10 is Bill Gates. His wealth has one up 30 per cent. Global inequality is a fact, whether you accept it or not. Three billion people in the world live below five dollars a day. So, global inequalities are a fact,&rdquo; he said.
The opposition, on the other hand, accused the government of talking about &ldquo;faceless&rdquo; and &ldquo;jobless&rdquo; growth and argued that the government&rsquo;s policies are widening income inequalities.

The opposition, on the other hand, accused the government of talking about &ldquo;faceless&rdquo; and &ldquo;jobless&rdquo; growth and argued that the government&rsquo;s policies are widening income inequalities.

A BJP MP on Thursday told Rajya Sabha that industrialists like Ambani and Adani should be &ldquo;worshipped&rdquo; as they are creating jobs. BJP&rsquo;s K J Alphons said while participating in the debate on the Union Budget. &ldquo;You can accuse me of being a mouthpiece of the capitalists. The people who have created jobs in this country, let me name those people, because you have named them. Be it Reliance, be it Ambani, be it Adani, be it anybody, they must be worshipped,&rdquo; Alphons said.
A former Union minister, Alphons argued that &ldquo;global inequalities are a fact&rdquo;. He said the opposition has argued that the wealth of two people has gone up and that Elon Musk&rsquo;s wealth has gone up 1016 per cent.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;Are you aware of this? The wealth of the founder of Google, Larry Page, has gone up 126 per cent. The wealth of Bezos has gone up 67 per cent. The lowest among all these top 10 is Bill Gates. His wealth has one up 30 per cent. Global inequality is a fact, whether you accept it or not. Three billion people in the world live below five dollars a day. So, global inequalities are a fact,&rdquo; he said.
The opposition, on the other hand, accused the government of talking about &ldquo;faceless&rdquo; and &ldquo;jobless&rdquo; growth and argued that the government&rsquo;s policies are widening income inequalities.

UP Police has a dubious reputation and it lives up to without fail. Whether it was the anti-NRC CAA protests a couple of years ago or assault on students at AMU, UP cops have often shown their brutal side.
This week the target of UP cops' wrath were protesting students in Allahabad. The videos of the police action went viral and the shocked country asked ye kya ho raha hai.
This is not a raid at some gangster's den. This is UP Police barging into a students hostel in Prayagraj. This week the outrageous videos of cops banging on hostel doors with guns, raining lathis on students shook the nation.
In another video, cops were seen chasing the protesters and hitting them with batons.
Exactly why?
Students protested against the railway recruitment process in the RRB-NTPC examination and obstructed the railway track.
While Yogi regime has been infamous for justifying police atrocities in the name of law and order, this being election season, the government promised action against the cops. Three policemen have been suspended. The opposition, however, attacked the Yogi government over brutal police action against students.

UP Election 2022: Chunaav Pe Charcha | Ye kya  ho raha hai: Job mangoge, thok denge

Railway Recruitment:&nbsp;The target of UP cops' wrath were protesting students in Prayagraj

UP Police has a dubious reputation and it lives up to without fail. Whether it was the anti-NRC CAA protests a couple of years ago or assault on students at AMU, UP cops have often shown their brutal side.
This week the target of UP cops' wrath were protesting students in Allahabad. The videos of the police action went viral and the shocked country asked ye kya ho raha hai.
This is not a raid at some gangster's den. This is UP Police barging into a students hostel in Prayagraj. This week the outrageous videos of cops banging on hostel doors with guns, raining lathis on students shook the nation.
In another video, cops were seen chasing the protesters and hitting them with batons.
Exactly why?
Students protested against the railway recruitment process in the RRB-NTPC examination and obstructed the railway track.
While Yogi regime has been infamous for justifying police atrocities in the name of law and order, this being election season, the government promised action against the cops. Three policemen have been suspended. The opposition, however, attacked the Yogi government over brutal police action against students.

You have a bright future if you're planning your career in crypto industry. At least that's what LinkedIn data shows. 
Listing for jobs looking for candidates possessing domain knowledge and expertise in the area of cryptocurrency and blockchain surged 395 percent in 2021 in the United States, jumping over 5 times since 2020.The San Francisco Bay area, Austin in Texas, New York City, Miami-Fort Lauderdale and Denver were the areas that had the most crypto job postings in 2021.
While blockchain developers and engineers were the most sought after, with software and finance heading the space, more and more positions also opened up for professionals for accounting, consulting, staffing, and computer hardware development.

 LinkedIn: Crypto job postings jumped 395% in 2021

Listing for jobs looking for candidates possessing domain knowledge and expertise in the area of cryptocurrency and blockchain surged 395 percent in 2021 in the United States, jumping over 5 times since 2020.

Job listings for crypto-related positions increased by almost five times in 2021 compared to a year earlier.&nbsp;

You have a bright future if you're planning your career in crypto&nbsp;industry. At least that's&nbsp;what LinkedIn&nbsp;data shows.&nbsp;
Listing for jobs looking for candidates possessing domain knowledge and expertise in the area of cryptocurrency and blockchain surged 395 percent in 2021 in the United States, jumping over 5 times since 2020. Also read and watch:&nbsp;EV push: <a title="Delhi makes electric vehicle mandatory for Zomato, Swiggy, Ola, Uber" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/ev-push-delhi-makes-electric-vehicle-mandatory-for-zomato-swiggy-ola-uber-1642409261797">Delhi makes electric vehicle mandatory for Zomato, Swiggy, Ola, Uber</a> The San Francisco Bay area, Austin in Texas, New York City, Miami-Fort Lauderdale and Denver were the areas that had the most crypto job postings in 2021.
While blockchain developers and engineers were the most sought after, with software and finance heading the space, more and more positions also opened up for professionals for accounting, consulting, staffing, and computer hardware development.

There is good news for those who lost jobs during the Covid-19 pandemic. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Saturday that the government will pay the provident fund (PF) share of employer and employee till 2022 for those people who lost their jobs, but were again called back to work in small-scale jobs. This is for formal sector employees and employers whose units are registered in the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).
The provisional payroll data of EPFO released on Friday highlighted a growing trend with as many as 12.83 lakh net payroll additions during June 2021.
Last year, the government had announced the Atmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana, under which it provides subsidy for the PF contribution for adding new employees to establishments registered with the EPFO.

Lost job during Covid? Govt will pay your PF share till next year. Here are details

There is good news for those who lost jobs during the Covid-19 pandemic. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Saturday that the government will pay the provident fund share of employer and employee till 2022 for those people who lost their jobs, but were again called back to work in small-scale jobs. This is for formal sector employees and employers whose units are registered in the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation.
The provisional payroll data of EPFO released on Friday highlighted a growing trend with as many as 12.83 lakh net payroll additions during June 2021.
Last year, the government had announced the Atmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana, under which it provides subsidy for the PF contribution for adding new employees to establishments registered with the EPFO.

The government will pay the provident fund share of employer and employee till 2022 for those people who lost their jobs, but were again called back to work in small-scale jobs

There is good news for those who lost jobs during the Covid-19 pandemic. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced on Saturday that the government will pay the provident fund (PF) share of employer and employee till 2022 for those people who lost their jobs, but were again called back to work in small-scale jobs. This is for formal sector employees and employers whose units are registered in the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO).
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The provisional payroll data of EPFO released on Friday highlighted a growing trend with as many as 12.83 lakh net payroll additions during June 2021.
Last year, the government had announced the Atmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana, under which it provides subsidy for the PF contribution for adding new employees to establishments registered with the EPFO.

The&nbsp;unemployment&nbsp;rate in both, rural and urban India climbed up in the week ended 25 July, reversing the proceeds made in a week ago period, fresh data from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) showed on Monday.
The national joblessness rate climbed to 7.14% in the week ended 25 July as against 5.98% in the previous week ended 18 July. However, rural unemployment took a sharp upward turn to 6.75% from 5.1% a week ago.&nbsp;
In comparison, there has been a marginal rise in urban employment for the same period. Urban unemployment rose to 8.01 per cent in the week ended July 25, rising marginally from 7.94 per cent a week ago.
The situation in the country&rsquo;s job market continues to be tough as employment opportunities remain slim ever since the country was hit by the second wave of the pandemic.
&nbsp;

Joblessness rises: CMIE data shows unemployment rises in cities and villages

Jobs data paints a bleak picture for rural India as CMIE data shows sharp spike in unemployment.&nbsp;

CMIE: Unemployment rate increases in both urban and rural India 

<ul>
<li>CMIE: Rise in weekly unemployment rate in both rural &amp; urban areas</li>
<li>National joblessness rate climbed to 7.14% against 5.98%</li>
<li>Sharp rise in rural unemployment, from 5.1% to&nbsp;6.75%&nbsp;</li>
<li>Urban unemployment rose to 8.01%, the week ended July 25</li>
</ul>

The latest data from the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) shows that the unemployment rate in rural and urban India has increased till July 25.&nbsp;

Sharp rise in the&nbsp;unemployment&nbsp;rate in rural&nbsp;areas and a marginal jump in job losses in&nbsp;urban India in the week ended 25 July data from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) showed.
The national joblessness rate climbed to 7.14% in the week ended 25 July as against 5.98% in the previous week ended 18 July. However, rural unemployment took a sharp upward turn to 6.75% from 5.1% a week ago.&nbsp;
In comparison, there has been a marginal rise in urban unemployment for the same period. Urban unemployment rose to 8.01 per cent in the week ended July 25, rising marginally from 7.94 per cent a week ago.
The situation in the country&rsquo;s job market continues to be tough as employment opportunities remain slim as ever since the country was hit by the second wave of the pandemic.
&nbsp;

The pandemic pain is reaching rural India at a fast pace, data collected by&nbsp;Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy showed that rural unemployment has doubled in a single week and clocked in at&nbsp;14.34% for the week ended May 16 from 7.29% a week ago. This is the highest level of rural unemployment since June last year which was in a total national lockdown.&nbsp;
The job crisis in urban centres also continued&nbsp;urban unemployment climbed to 14.71%, the national unemployment rate also soared to 14.65%. A large migration back to rural centres has escalated the problem income opportunities remain next to nothing amidst the second wave of Covid-19.&nbsp;
Indian micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector &nbsp;which is one of the largest employers in non-urban centres is continuing to struggle with financing gaps and lack of demand in the second wave.

The second wave of Jobs Crisis: Unemployment in rural India doubles in one week hits 50 week high 

The second wave of Jobs Crisis: Unemployment in rural India doubles in one week hits 50 week high&nbsp;

The pandemic pain is reaching rural India at a fast pace, data collected by&nbsp;Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy showed that rural unemployment has doubled in a single week and clocked in at&nbsp;14.34% for the week ended May 16 from 7.29% a week ago. This is the highest level of rural unemployment since June last year which was in a total national lockdown.&nbsp;
The job crisis in urban centres also continued&nbsp;urban unemployment climbed to 14.71%, the national unemployment rate also soared to 14.65%. A large migration back to rural centres has escalated the problem as income opportunities remain next to nothing amidst the second wave of Covid-19.&nbsp;
Indian micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector &nbsp;which is one of the largest employers in non-urban centres is continuing to struggle with financing gaps and lack of demand in the second wave.

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