The Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi while addressing students at the Princeton University on Tuesday stated on many topics.

Rahul said "The central question is how India gives its people jobs. If you, as a modern country, are unable to give your people jobs, it's very difficult to give them a vision. Every day nearly 30,000 new youngsters come into the job market. 450 jobs are being provided today," 

"Education and health facilities at the top level are very good, but if you go to a state like Bihar or Uttar Pradesh things don't remain the same. If you are poor, things are not very good for you in India," he added.

"No way near enough is being done as far as the gender equality is concerned. We have done quite a lot of work in the political space, but a lot more needs to be done," he said.

Rahul said, "In my view, the highlight of the 'Make in India' concept and the target of the 'Make in India' concept should be different. So, the prime minister feels that target of the concept should be large businesses. I feel that the concept should be targeting the smaller businesses."

"The problem is not enough small-medium businesses are getting access to the finance, physical system or political system. You have large companies that have a role, but then the small or medium companies should be turning in large companies and that's not happening. And that is the thing from where jobs are going to come from," he added.

Rahul Gandhi recently addressed at the University of California, Berkeley.

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