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India needs inclusive growth to become developed country by 2047: NITI Aaoyog CEO

NITI Aayog CEO Anurag Jain emphasised inclusive growth for India's developed nation status by 2047. He noted some states lag in health and education, requiring focused attention. Technology will boost productivity and income distribution, preventing monopolies and market distortions. SBI managing director Rama Mohan Rao Amara highlighted Jan Dhan Yojana…

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AI alone won’t close India’s insurance gap as NITI Aayog seeks industry help to reach the ‘missing middle’

To effectively narrow the insurance gap in India, collaboration between government and private entities is crucial, as technology alone is insufficient. While AI holds the promise to connect more individuals with insurance, accessibility issues persist. Special attention is needed for the often-overlooked 'missing middle' demographic. Establishing consumer trust and providing…

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GFF 2026: NITI Aayog's Gauba calls for deregulation as defining feature of India's next-generation reforms

NITI Aayog member Rajiv Gauba called for simpler rules and hassle-free processes. He emphasised deregulation and doing away with license approvals and frequent renewals. India's digital public infrastructure serves as a global model for financial inclusion. Regulatory frameworks should balance public interest and innovation while promoting competition.

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Amitabh Kant lays down three-step formula for India to move forward during BRICS Summit

India must ensure BRICS summit language is progressive and forward-looking. Resolving differences among Iran, UAE, and Saudi Arabia is highly complex. Prime Minister Modi will meet Putin and Xi Jinping for bilateral talks. China-India development, trade, and technology play is critical for progress. Further movement in India-China relations is expected…

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India economy to regain its mojo, return to current account surplus: NITI Aayog's Lahiri

NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Ashok Kumar Lahiri stated the Indian economy is performing reasonably well. He anticipates the nation will soon achieve a current account surplus. A significant challenge remains the low manufacturing share in India's overall GDP. Lahiri highlighted the positive impact of foreign investment in key sectors like…

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AI may not take your job, but it could remove the first rung of your career ladder

AI may not be causing mass unemployment yet, but it could be removing the entry-level jobs through which young workers traditionally build expertise. With India rapidly adopting workplace AI, the authors argue apprenticeships must be redesigned and embedded into higher education to create a new career ladder.

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India urged to review green finance rules, build workforce for nuclear expansion

India aims for 100 gigawatts of nuclear power by 2047. Financing rules and green bond frameworks need review for nuclear investments. A significant talent shortage exists within the clean energy sector. Specialized education and training programs are currently lacking across India. Government and industry are forming committees to address these…

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‘School Thik Karo’: Lakhs of schools, crores in public money, but do they meet the basic tests?

You may not agree with the Cockroach Janta Party’s politics; you may not like their leaders. But their focus on education has struck a chord across the nation. In just the past two weeks, we have seen several videos, made by young students, demanding basic facilities for their schools.

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Nearly 9 crore Indian youth aged 15-29 suffering due to NEET — Not in education, employment or training, highlights Niti Report

Niti Aayog has estimated that 8.7 crore Indians aged 15 to 29 were not in education, employment or training in 2021. Its report called for subsidised skilling, self-employment opportunities and training aligned with local demand and emerging sectors.

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The next export story: A $50 billion prize India can't afford to miss

India’s telecom equipment exports remain small at about $0.6-1 billion a year, while imports are four to five times higher. A new NITI Aayog assessment says India could turn this imbalance into an opportunity and become a $50 billion telecom equipment export hub by 2035.

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Around 8.7 crore Indian youth not studying, working or undergoing training: Niti Aayog

An estimated 8.7 crore Indian youth are not studying, working, or training. Niti Aayog report highlights this concerning demographic and urges action. Subsidised training programs are needed to encourage self-employment and align with local demand. Many students face financial constraints, making paid skilling unviable alongside education.

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India's solar module capacity surges, but upstream manufacturing lags: NITI Aayog

India's solar cell and module manufacturing capacity has grown significantly. However, the nation still imports essential upstream components like polysilicon. China dominates global photovoltaic manufacturing, supplying most of India's imports. India's solar capacity is expanding, requiring greater domestic component production. Expanding from polysilicon to cell manufacturing is critical for future…

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NITI Aayog proposes regulatory reforms to boost India's professional services exports

Regulatory reforms can unlock India's professional services export potential, according to NITI Aayog. Professional services are a key part of India's growing services economy. The report identified diverse and sector-specific regulatory frameworks as barriers. A four-pronged strategy and sector-specific reforms are proposed to address these issues. These measures could enhance…

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India's aim to become global manufacturing hub by 2047 requires focused strategy: Niti Aayog

Niti Aayog identified key sectors for India's manufacturing growth by 2047. Chemicals, textiles, telecom, and solar PV are crucial for industrial acceleration. Addressing challenges like import dependence is vital for global leadership. A coordinated approach will drive manufacturing's central role in India's future.

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India's telecom & network equipment needs urgent policy support: NITI Aayog says sector could double GDP share

India's telecom sector needs policy support to boost domestic manufacturing and exports. Heavy reliance on imports, especially from China, poses supply chain risks. The sector has significant growth potential driven by 5G and expanding digital services. Targeted interventions can help achieve national policy goals and increase GDP contribution. Increased localization…

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Why 4 in 10 Indian children go to private schools

Four in 10 Indian schoolchildren were enrolled in private unaided schools in 2025-26, up from 35.4 percent in 2018-19, according to Unified District Information System for Education (UDISE+) data.

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School Assembly News Headlines, August 17, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

School Assembly News Headlines: NITI Aayog has put forth a significant proposal aimed at enabling interstate licence portability for healthcare professionals throughout India. In a separate global landscape, Iran has announced a bounty for capturing US soldiers. Meanwhile, a Swiss resort has recently experienced a carriage crash. Sports news highlights…

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NITI Aayog proposes interstate licence portability for healthcare professionals

NITI Aayog suggests interstate licence portability for healthcare professionals. This system would allow professionals to practice in different states without new registrations. A national licence registry supported by Mutual Recognition Agreements is proposed. This aims to improve mobility and access to healthcare services. The report also calls for implementing the…

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India's engineering services exports surge nearly eightfold to USD 13.8 billion in a decade: NITI Aayog

India's engineering services exports have experienced impressive growth, climbing to USD 13.77 billion in 2024-25, showcasing a dramatic increase since 2014-15. Meanwhile, imports of engineering services have remained fairly consistent. A report by NITI Aayog emphasizes the vital role this sector plays in employment and suggests the creation of a…

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India's chemicals sector targets up to $81 billion exports by 2030: NITI Aayog report

India's chemicals sector aims for USD 81 billion in exports by 2030. This expansion will reduce import dependence and boost domestic production significantly. The industry needs substantial growth in consumption and production over the next five years. Speciality chemicals, agrochemicals, and pigments will drive export growth opportunities. This ambitious plan…

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Land supply, urban planning reforms critical for affordable housing, says NITI Aayog's Rajiv Gauba

Land supply and urban planning reforms will be critical to expanding affordable housing in Indian cities, with states and municipal authorities needing to unlock land and ease development norms to reduce costs, NITI Aayog Member Rajiv Gauba said.

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India needs to ease land acquisition process for industries to attract investments: NITI vice-chairman

NITI Aayog's Ashok Kumar Lahiri highlighted easing land acquisition for industrial investment. He stressed the need for increased domestic savings to fund national growth. Public investment now complements private investment, unlocking further economic potential. India's per capita income must grow significantly to reach developed status by 2047. Government schemes aim…

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More dialogue needed between youth & policymakers as AI creating uncertainty about jobs: Ex - NITI Aayog VC

Former NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar urged policymakers to engage with India's youth. He highlighted youth frustration over job prospects due to Artificial Intelligence advancements. Kumar stressed India must grow above eight percent to achieve upper-middle-income status. He advocated for state-specific export policies to boost manufacturing and employment. Strengthening…

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JanAI shares roadmap to prepare India’s higher education system for an AI-driven economy

JanAI shared a draft report with NITI Aayog on preparing India's higher education for AI. The report examines shifts in higher education and generative AI adoption among students. It highlights gaps in assessment, faculty preparedness, and industry alignment for students. Recommendations include curriculum reforms and national AI capability frameworks for…

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Ex NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar got attracted to Naxal ideology as student, hung Che's poster in room: New book

Kumar, as per the book, got attracted to the Communist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist-Leninist) when he was a student of Delhi's prestigious St. Stephen's College but now considers present day Naxalism as the "most pernicious and dishonest impact" on Indian youths which has perhaps "set back India's political and…

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