India needs to create 80 to 10 million jobs a year: Prime Minister’s Chief Secretary Mishra
“It is necessary to create between 80 million and 10 million jobs a year. So the central government has launched programs like Digital India and Skill India to achieve this. You need technical knowledge and skills.”
He also told students that India has achieved a strong position on the global stage.
Mishra said it was a critical period not only for students, but for the country.
“Today, India is in a strong global position in economic growth, young population and strategic partnerships. As the Prime Minister envisions, the country’s growing influence will help achieve Viksit Bharat’s goal.”
Mishra said India’s digital infrastructure is getting stronger and stronger, with 8 million Internet users in the country. “The digital economy is growing. There are about 185 million UPI transactions,” he said, adding that the country is now entering the ‘Amrit Kal’ era. Mishra added: “Modi sets a goal to make the country prosperous. Everyone needs to work together to build a developed India by 2047.”
Mishra encouraged students to say, “We are struggling to tackle the tectonic shift in geopolitical consistency while witnessing technological breakthroughs at an unprecedented rate. Climate and sustainability are at the heart of this dialogue. The disruption of global supply chains, protection chains, protectionist policies, protectionist policies, land-based tensions and global trade patterns enhance this complexity.
“You have to take the initiative to shape your future and focus on achieving more milestones, which is the foundation for the solid foundation you have identified today,” he said.
A sign of happiness for the gender ratio of IIM Sambalpur – women make up 60% of MBA students – he encouraged the institute to target 80%.
He praised the world-class campus infrastructure and said: “IIM Sambalpur has gained reputation for integrating various activities over the decade of its existence. The institution maintains the core values of innovation, integrity and inclusion. It has incorporated AI into its educational framework, an important inspiration. It deserves praise for its efforts and has contributed to regional development.”
Padma Shri Shri Arundhati Bhattacharya is the chairman of the board of directors of IIM Sambalpur, Salesforce India & Southa and Salesforce India & Southa, Chairman and CEO of IIM Sambalpur, encourages graduate students and says, “The world is growing rapidly and you will face opportunities and challenges. But with your knowledge and skills.
Professor Mahadeo Jaiswal, Director of IIM Sambalpur, highlighted the Institute’s achievements over the past decade in the welcome address.
“This year, during the convening period, we celebrated the 10-year founding of IIM Sambalpur. This is the first time we have students from five different courses – MBA, executive MBA, MBA, MBA, industrial professional, doctoral and doctoral degrees – to obtain their respective degrees”.
Professor Jaiswal further stated: “We are in the advanced stage of three times the IIM including AACSB, EFMD and BGA. We hope to achieve these certifications in the next two years, positioning us as a handful of Indian Institutes of Management (IIM) (IIM) (IIM).
