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The article addresses the issue of unemployment in the Indian economy, where approximately 5 million graduates graduate each year alongside a significant increase in the number of job seekers. This leads to an increasing number of Indians, including graduates and highly skilled individuals, traveling abroad to work. The large diaspora of Indians abroad, numbering around 18.5 million people, contributes to substantial remittances estimated at nearly $150 billion annually. While this boosts the Indian economy, it also results in potential talent loss and economic costs estimated between $35 billion and $50 billion per year. India relies on exporting its labor to other countries to offset the domestic job shortages, especially amid rising migration restrictions in developed nations, which hinder the country's ability to absorb the growing workforce. This situation underscores the need to create productive jobs within the domestic market rather than depending on external remittances.
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