"You cannot be fired": Surjit Bhalla attributes India's obsession with govt jobs to lack of accountability
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bignewsnetwork.com"You cannot be fired": Surjit Bhalla attributes India's obsession with govt jobs to lack of accountabilitybignewsnetwork.comNew Delhi [India], July 8 (ANI): Economist and author Surjit Bhalla challenged the prevailing narrative surrounding India's unemployment crisis, arguing that the intense public demand for government jobs is driven more by a desire for permanent security than a genuine lack of employment opportunities in the broader economy. Speaking exclusively to ANI, Bhalla, a former part-time member of Prime Minister Narendra
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