75th Founding Day Lecture Meeting on “India@2030” Know More

August 2008

Skills

By Raman Jokhakar, Tarunkumar Singhal, Chartered Accountants
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India cannot forget that its human capital development is
coming from Wall Street and the audacious entrepreneur mode has led to an
acquisition spree. “We cannot afford to stretch our human capital. There is a
glaring and keenly felt starvation of leadership at the top. There are 900
listed skills the world over, China has 600 but India has only 90.” Further, the
benefits of India’s growth have not led to competitiveness of the workforce and
the fruits of growth are not reaching those who are outside the ken of this
development.

(Source : Business India, 23-3-2008)

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