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           expenses. Legislation should mandatorily authorise  wellness is a $9 trillion industry, requiring 100 million
           public and private sector employers to reserve  health workers in the next 15 years.
           part-time vocational jobs for youth studying. The
           initiative should involve the Government of India,  The construction sector remains big with over 8 per
           State Governments, Municipalities, Panchayats and  cent share of GDP. It is the largest job-generating
           the private sector.A master plan for uniting youth  sector after Agriculture. A strong infrastructure push
           power to contribute effectively to the $5 trillion goals  driven by the public sector increases the investment
           sets the process in motion. All sectors of the economy  rate in the economy. The multiplier then comes into
           must shift from policy to projects, as achieving such  play, raising income and consumption levels. Higher
           high growth will require unprecedented structural  consumption, in turn, induces private investment
           changes. Select sectoral initiatives to carve into 100  through the investment accelerator, increasing real
           projects. A competent leader with proven skills to  GDP growth and keeping inflation low to raise the
           lead. The regular bureaucracy would facilitate the  standard of living. Enhanced IT understanding in the
           project leader’s job, involving youth up to 25 years  youth can accomplish India’s export competitiveness.
           of age in various projects using their ideas.
                                                              The foundation of every nation is the education
           With the US and China and the world searching for  of its youth. The more skilled the youth, the more
           alternative manufacturing countries, the time is ripe  prosperous the country is. The pillars of reinvigorating
           for India to give a big push to manufacturing by  youth capital are available in plenty in India. With
           proactively involving youth. Young active hands can  youthful energy, domestic manufacturing will move
           set up a robust manufacturing ecosystem. Besides  up the global technology frontiers. Productivity gains
           fabricating the machinery that makes the products,  will ensure that output is competitive enough for the
           biologics, nanotechnology, integrated circuits,  next generation to penetrate world markets to place
           embedded systems, and medical imaging devices  India in the elite $ 5.0 trillion GDP group of nations.
           can also involve youth. Computers, TVs, mobile
           phones, telecom equipment, auto components, toys,
           furniture, footwear, and apparel need fresh blood
           and innovative ideas of youth as they are the biggest
           consumers of these products.

           The skill and labour-intensive linkage can also absorb
           part of the surplus youth from the agriculture or
           informal sector. About 70 per cent of India’s exports
           come from the manufacturing industry. Modernising
           such operations will create global value chains for
           exports to a trillion-dollar mark.

           Services bring in 56.5 per cent of GDP but create only
           30 per cent of jobs. Also, over 40 per cent of the IT
           jobs India does will disappear due to automation.
           Alternative segments like travel, tourism, and health
           can be the other star service sectors. The travel
           and tourism sector generated 40 million jobs and  “Youth is the trustee of prosperity, as it lives on hope
           contributed 10% to GDP. The industry can grow with  and not on memories.”
           project-driven investments in budget hotels, medical
           tourism, and tourist safety. Global healthcare and


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