India must accelerate its growth to achieve a $30 trillion economy, focusing on health, nutrition, and smart urbanization for job creation. Skilling the educated workforce is crucial as skilled manpower is identified as a major constraint for business growth and new job opportunities. NEW DELHI: Amitabh Kant, India’s former sherpa to G20, has said the country needs to fire on all cylinders to reach the goal of a $30 trillion economy. “If we want to create an employable population, it is very critical to focus on improving health outcomes and nutrition standards as we-ll. If we want to grow at the rate required to transform India into a 30 trillion economy, we need to fire on all cylinders – you need to do services but you also need to do smart urbanisation, which will be a key driver of job creation in India,” he said at spark forum’s Charcha 2025.Shamika Ravi, member of Economic Advisory Council to PM, highlighted the need for skilling. “We have a lot of educated people, degree holders, but the market actually values skill. Most of the industry surveys are telling me that today… the biggest constraint to the growth of existing firms, creation of new jobs, etc is skilled manpower,” she said.Amit Yadav, secretary in the department of social justice and empowerment, said India’s development must be measured by how it treats the most vulnerable. Kumaresh Pattabiraman, LinkedIn India country manager, said that growth will hinge on how well Tier II and III cities convert energy into opportunity.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosNitish Kumar To Take CM Oath For Record 10th Time At Patna’s Gandhi Maidan, PM Modi To AttendBangladesh To Seek Interpol’s Help To Extradite Sheikh Hasina From India’Fatwa Issued…’: BJP Jabs ‘Indira Nazi Congress’ For Criticising Tharoor Over Modi Speech PraiseRussia Showcases Missile-Only Pantsir SMD-E Air Defence System At Dubai Airshow 2025’We Hit India…’: Pakistani Leader’s Explosive Admission Unmasks Islamabad’s Terror Links Again’Can’t Rule Out All-Out War’: Pakistan’s Khawaja Asif Rattled Over Army Chief’s Sindoor 2.0 WarningSydney Horror Crash Kills 8-Month Pregnant Indian After Teen BMW Driver Slams Into Family WalkIndia Expands Its Diplomatic Presence In Russia As Jaishankar Highlights Strategic New ConsulatesTaliban Trade Minister Lands in Delhi Amid Major Afghan Shift Toward India After Pakistan ConflictChina’s Propaganda Strike On India Exposed, US Report Details Fake Jet Debris And J-35 Sales Tactics123Photostories5 national parks to visit in South America for adventure loversAre you eating chia seeds the wrong way? Harvard doctor reveals the 3 healthiest ways to consume them3 Ayurveda-approved drinks to reduce fatty liver naturally10 regional egg dishes from different parts of India5 beautiful white animals that look like furry snowballs8 things life teaches us the hard wayFrom Rajkummar Rao-Patralekhaa to Deepika Padukone-Ranveer Singh: Bollywood’s adorable baby girl squadFrom protection to independence: Smriti Irani’s modern parenting mantraSalman Khan to Shanaya Kapoor: 5 viral looks of the day setting today’s style mood8 modern-sounding baby names that begin with letter ‘K’123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodaySheikh Hasina VerdictBihar Government FormationGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingBrittany LucicAlex Ovechkin WifePaolo BancheroStephen CurryPatrick BeverleyLeBron JamesStephen A SmithCade CunninghamDraymond GreenSophie Cunningham
NEW DELHI: Amitabh Kant, India’s former sherpa to G20, has said the country needs to fire on all cylinders to reach the goal of a $30 trillion economy. “If we want to create an employable population, it is very critical to focus on improving health outcomes and nutrition standards as we-ll. If we want to grow at the rate required to transform India into a 30 trillion economy, we need to fire on all cylinders – you need to do services but you also need to do smart urbanisation, which will be a key driver of job creation in India,” he said at spark forum’s Charcha 2025.Shamika Ravi, member of Economic Advisory Council to PM, highlighted the need for skilling. “We have a lot of educated people, degree holders, but the market actually values skill. Most of the industry surveys are telling me that today… the biggest constraint to the growth of existing firms, creation of new jobs, etc is skilled manpower,” she said.Amit Yadav, secretary in the department of social justice and empowerment, said India’s development must be measured by how it treats the most vulnerable. Kumaresh Pattabiraman, LinkedIn India country manager, said that growth will hinge on how well Tier II and III cities convert energy into opportunity.
