Education, Skills and Human Capital: The Foundation of a Developed India
- More than 65% of India's population is currently below the age of 35, and the country is expected to remain among the world's youngest nations until 2055.
- The Union Budget 2026–27 allocated Rs. 1,39,289.48 crore to the Ministry of Education, including the highest-ever allocation of Rs. 83,562 crore for school education.
- A high-level committee, chaired by the CEO of NITI Aayog, has been constituted on "Education to Employment and Entrepreneurship", aiming to secure a 10% share in the global services sector by 2047.
- India's working-age population is projected to reach around one billion by 2047, for which five University Townships will be developed ....
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