Northeast Desk, 12th April: Recent job allotments have led to a significant drop in Sikkim’s unemployment rate, which has fallen below 2.5 per cent. This positive development serves as a ray of hope amidst the broader economic difficulties encountered by various regions across the country.
A recent report jointly released by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Institute of Human Development underscores this notable decline in Sikkim’s unemployment rate. Released on April 10, 2024, the report highlights the effectiveness of strategic job distribution initiatives in tackling unemployment issues within the state.
While Sikkim celebrates its success, the report also sheds light on the contrasting situation in other Indian states. States like Goa, Kerala, and Haryana are grappling with relatively higher unemployment rates, painting a diverse picture of challenges and opportunities across the nation.
The data reveals a stark contrast, with Goa, Kerala, and Haryana ranking among the states with the highest unemployment rates, showcasing the varying employment landscapes across different regions of India.
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