skilled migration

Revised Minimum Wages May Draw More Migrant Workers to Telangana

Pushes 360-Degree Citizen Profiling To Plug Welfare Leakages, Delays

Uttarakhand faces a growing 'ghost village' crisis as over 1,700 villages become uninhabited. Livelihood scarcity, climate change, and fading traditions drive migration, leaving behind elderly residents and silent fields. Experts emphasize the need for imaginative solutions beyond infrastructure to revive rural life and make villages aspirational again.

Indian graduates are increasingly pursuing higher education abroad, with nearly 70% planning to study overseas for better exposure and skills. However, most intend to return to India for employment, reflecting growing confidence in the domestic job market. The trend signals a shift from traditional brain drain to “brain circulation” driven by global learning and local opportunities.

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi reiterated the state's commitment to industrial growth and job creation during visits to Trimetro Garments and Anadrone Systems. He emphasized support for industries, local employment, and technology adoption, highlighting the potential for significant job generation and economic boost in the region.

As rising costs, visa uncertainty, and unstable job markets reshape global education, Indian students are beginning to view studying abroad less as a dream and more as a financial gamble. Behind university brochures and migration promises lies a generation burdened by debt, anxiety, and the fear that overseas education may no longer guarantee stability, mobility, or a better future.

A routine construction survey in Wiltshire, England, unearthed a Bronze Age burial yielding over 100 relics, including gold. Dubbed the "Amesbury Archer," the man, buried around 2300 BC, revolutionised understanding of early metallurgy in Britain. Tooth analysis revealed he migrated from the Alpine region, a continental pioneer who brought advanced metalworking skills to the Stonehenge landscape.

In a small, underdeveloped village in Bihar, 27-year-old Deepak Chaudhary transformed his unemployment during the pandemic into a flourishing business that produces delectable corn chips. With an investment of Rs35 lakh, his enterprise not only provides jobs for 28 locals, predominantly women, but also distributes its products throughout Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

Data from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) shows that nearly 540,000 family-sponsored green card applications and about 170,000 employment-based applications are currently pending.

Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy established Tech Bulls, Andhra Pradesh's first rural IT company, in Ongole, empowering hundreds of poor women from remote villages. This initiative brought technology-driven jobs to rural areas, enabling women to achieve financial independence and support their families without migrating. The company's success has expanded internationally, with a continued focus on social empowerment and promoting advanced technology education.

The state has the highest share of people aged above 60 years, and that’s only set to go up. Rising healthcare costs to growing concerns around loneliness, the challenges are cut out for the new dept under the Cong-led UDF, which had made it a poll promise