Tata’s New Initiative, There Will Be No Shortage Of Employment
Tata’s new initiative, there will be no shortage of employment in India, and there will be many job opportunities.
In a country with a large population like India, job shortage has always been a big issue. However, where the old pattern jobs are getting wiped out.
On the other hand, jobs related to the technology field are increasing. But many Indians are not able to get a job because of the skill gap.
To overcome this shortcoming, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has started a new initiative.
The lack of skill gap will be overcome.
TCS has started a learning program in association with Deacon University, which will help in preparing the Indian youth better for employment.
In this way, Indian youth will not be left behind in getting employment due to a lack of skills. Tata Consulting Company will help to overcome this shortcoming.
Tata’s new initiative: TCS will start the commercial course.
Ankur Mathur, Business Unit Head of Education, TCS told that Indian youth are not fully prepared for employment as soon as they leave college.
There is a dearth of skill gaps among these youths. To prepare such youth, TCS has started commercial courses, which will be rolled out in collaboration with the company.
TCS has launched some courses in association with Deacon University. Inc courses include courses in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, and robotics.
Future employment opportunities will increase.
According to Ankur, in the coming days, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, and robotics jobs are expected to increase in all companies.
In such a situation, new employment opportunities will be created in this field, but for that, it is necessary for the youth to be aware of these subjects. Otherwise, the job opportunities will go down.
Consultation paper on Cryptocurrency is almost ready, will be submitted soon: Economic Affairs Secretary.
Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth said on Monday that a consultation paper on cryptocurrencies has been finalized. It will be submitted soon.
Secretary Ajay Seth gave this information in a program organized by the Ministry of Finance. He said that the matter has been consulted with other participants in the country and outside.
He also said that global support is needed to tackle the challenges of crypto.
Speaking on the Indian economy, Seth said that despite the challenging environment, India will still be the fastest-growing large economy in the world
