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Source : https://globisinsights.com/purpose/sustainability/circular-economy/    India's Circular Economy Journey: Learning from Global Leaders and Collaborating for Sustainability ~ Shireen Banerjee A circular economy is a sustainable economic model that prioritizes resource efficiency and waste reduction. It revolves around practices like recycling, reusing, and remanufacturing to keep products and materials in use for as long as possible, minimizing waste generation and the extraction of new resources. This approach not only benefits the environment by reducing pollution and conserving resources but also promotes sustainable economic growth. In contrast to the linear "take-make-dispose" model, a circular economy aims to create a more sustainable and resilient system. Waste Generation in India India's substantial waste generation poses both a challenge and an opportunity in the context of a circular economy. With rapid urbanization and population growth, the country ...

  Government Welfare Programs in India: Transforming Rural Development and Social Welfare ~ Shireen Banerjee Government programs are instrumental in fostering rural development and welfare by addressing various facets of rural life. They invest in critical infrastructure, support agriculture, and generate employment, all of which contribute to economic growth and poverty reduction in rural areas. Education and healthcare initiatives enhance human development, while social safety nets provide a buffer against extreme poverty. Skill development and entrepreneurship programs empower rural youth, while access to electricity and digital initiatives open up new economic opportunities. Natural resource management and disaster preparedness efforts ensure long-term sustainability and resilience in rural communities. Ultimately, government programs play a pivotal role in improving the living standards, economic prospects, and overall well-being of rural populations.Government welfare program...

  Navigating Skill Mismatch: Fostering a Cohesive Labor Market ~ Shireen Banerjee Introduction: Skill mismatch is a prevalent issue that arises when the skills possessed by the workforce do not align with the requirements of available jobs in the labor market. This mismatch can occur in various forms, such as individuals being overqualified or underqualified for their positions. Skill mismatch is not only a concern for individuals seeking employment but also for the overall health and productivity of a nation's economy. When workers' skills do not match the needs of employers, it can lead to negative outcomes such as higher unemployment rates, reduced productivity, and wage disparities. Prevalence of Skill Mismatch:  The issue of skill mismatch is pervasive within the Indian labor market, stemming from a complex interplay of factors. With a diverse economy encompassing various industries, skill demands can rapidly shift, leading to a misalignment between the skills possessed b...