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 FDI inflows that stood at US$ 36.05 billion in 2013-14, jumped to US$ 61.96 billion in 2017-18. For the first time in 20 years, in 2018, India beat China in FDI inflows. Such massive investment boosts growth and jobs. @manthriji @VV4BJP
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The number of mobile & parts manufacturing units increased from 2 in 2014, to 268 in 2018. These units have also opened fresh avenues for direct employment for lakhs of youth. Such a massive expansion also has an impact via indirect job creation.
5.6 lakh commercial vehicles sold in 2018 sasuming employment for each at 2, we can infer that 11 lakh jobs are annually added in this sector alone.If sales of cars,3 wheelers & tractors are factored in addition to this,over 30 lakh job share created in this sector alone yearly.
As foreign tourist arrivals grew by 50% & foreign exchange earnings from tourism grew from US$ 18 billion to US$ 27 billion, the heightened economic activity has provided more jobs to the hospitality and tourism sector.Approximately 14.62 million job opportunities created.
Domestic air passengers crossed 120 million in 2018. As UDAN added over 30 operational airports to India’s aviation map, these airports also created jobs and livelihood opportunities in tier II and tier III cities.
According to KPMG, the travel and tourism sector grew at 16% per annum adding 30-40 lakh jobs every year
More than 15 crore MUDRA loans worth more than Rs. 7 lakh crore have been disbursed to small entrepreneurs; over 4 crore first time borrowers have started their business using this.They would have not only found an employment for themselves but also created more jobs for others
A survey by CII has revealed that MSME sector added about 1.49 crore jobs each year in the last four years. This means nearly 6 crore jobs added during the Modi government’s tenure in the MSME sector.
As per the data provided by the Dept of Income Tax, an average of 1.5 lakh tax paying professionals were added annually between 2014-15 & 2017-18. Assuming at least some of these professionals hire some support staff, lakhs of fresh jobs are being created annually.
Between Sept17 to Nov18,
73.50 lakh net new subscribers were added to the EPFO. Approximately 10 lakh subscribers were added each month to ESIC.

About 10 lakh workers being added to the formal workforce per month or 1.2crore per year (consider 50%overlap between two).
As investment in infrastructure projects like roads, railways, and power plants touches an all-time high, with the pace of building rural roads, railway lines and highwaysalmost doubling, more people would be employed to build such infrastructure.
India has emerged as one of the top hubs of start-ups and there is an ecosystem of mobile apps and aggregators created across sectors like food, logistics, consumables, retail etc. This has propelled job creation.
An analysis by World Data lab suggests that the number of people below poverty line in India is now less than 5 crore. For people to be taken out of poverty, they have to be engaged in certain economic activities.
A study by McKinsey Global Institute titled “India’s Labour Market- A New Emphasis on Gainful Employment” has highlighted that increased government spending, rise of independent work and entrepreneurship have led to incremental job growth for 20-26 million people during 2014-17.
According to a NASSCOM Report in Jan 2018, around 1.4 crore new jobs have been created between 2014-17 in four core sectors including automotive, IT-BPM, retail and textiles. Around 65 lakh of these jobs were created in the retail sector alone.
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