Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday showed his worried on the issues like the unemployment increasing in India and also termed that problem as the biggest challenge of the country.
Rahul Gandhi while speaking at the Times Square, who is on two-week US trip, said that " Today the entire focus is on 50-60 really large companies. The biggest challenge India facing today is giving jobs to 30,000 youngsters, who are coming every day to search jobs. But out of 30,000, only 450 get the job. This is the biggest challenge before our country."
While addressing he also said about India's opportunity in the healthcare sector that healthcare can be transformed because there is a huge opportunity for India to become a world healthcare center but we should have a proper guidance and plan for it. He further added that he is not only focusing on health tourism but about constructing it in a proper way, so that nearby future a large part of the medical process is carried out in our country.
He ended by praising the IIT sector that "Our IITs are excellent institutions, but they are not networks. If we connect our IITs to our industry, businesses across the world, they will start to compete with the best institutions in the world."
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