India's Youth: A Global Employment Asset

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla highlights the global demand for Indian youth in the employment sector. He notes a demographic shift with a declining youth population and an increasing elderly one in both developed and developing countries. Birla emphasizes foreign language skills and promises efforts for overall development in his constituency.

Speaking at an event, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla asserted that Indian youth are increasingly sought after in the global employment market.

He remarked on the demographic shift, pointing out the declining youth and rising elderly populations in both developing and developed nations.

Birla shared insights from his international dialogues, revealing Japan's interest in employing over 50,000 Indian youths. He emphasized the importance of foreign language skills for better employment opportunities and discussed setting up language learning centers with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar.

Birla also committed to meeting the aspirations of his constituents, highlighting the favorable political scenario with a 'double engine' government at both state and central levels. He actively addressed public grievances at his local camp office.