The proposed Jan Vishwas Siddhant seeks to replace Licence Raj with a trust-based regulatory model. Building on the Jan Vishwas Act, 2023, it promotes self-registration, risk-based inspections, decriminalisation of minor offences and a single digital legal portal. The reform aims to cut compliance burdens, boost ease of doing business, spur innovation and support faster economic growth toward a Viksit Bharat.
Click to View MoreUrban unemployment in India, particularly among youth and women, reflects structural, demographic, and skill-related challenges. Addressing it requires a holistic approach: enhancing skills, promoting formal and inclusive jobs, supporting entrepreneurship, leveraging technology, and integrating employment into urban planning. With targeted policies and continuous monitoring, cities can transform rising joblessness into sustainable economic growth.
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