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Unemployment rate eases to 4.8% during Oct-Dec

India’s unemployment rate eased to 4.8% in October-December 2025 from 5.2% in the previous quarter, with improvement across rural and urban areas, showed official data…

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Unemployment falls slightly to 6.7% in Oct-Dec quarter: Govt survey

New Delhi, The rate of unemployment among persons aged 15 years and above in cities declined marginally to 6.7 per cent in October-December 2025 from…

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Unemployment rate up a tad to 4.8% in December

New Delhi: India’s unemployment rate rose marginally to 4.8% in December from 4.7% in November due to increased joblessness in urban areas though it remained…

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MoSPI speeds up data releases, launches new website, revamps surveys

New Delhi: India’s official statistical system is undergoing a major overhaul, with the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) introducing faster data releases, new…

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Unemployment rate falls to 4.7% in November, lowest since April

New Delhi: India’s unemployment rate fell to 4.7% in November, the lowest level since April, with joblessness easing across both rural and urban areas, official…

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Joblessness Rate in Sept Rises to 5.2%
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India’s unemployment rate rises to 5.2% in September, driven by rural job losses

India’s unemployment rate edged up to 5.2% in September from 5.1% in August, with a higher increase in rural areas than urban, official data released…

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Broader Labour Survey on cards to capture more data on skilling

The ministry of skills development and entrepreneurship will soon write to the ministry of statistics and programme implementation to expand the scope of the Periodic…

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India must grow 12% to address job-skill mismatch: Morgan Stanley

New Delhi: The Indian economy needs to grow by 12.2%, on average each year, about twice its current pace, to address underemployment (jobs that do…

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