Santosh Mehrotra Livres

Combining analytical sharpness and policy sensitivity, this book discusses how to use the demographic dividend for inclusive development in India.

The book explores the concept of the demographic dividend, highlighting its significance as a unique opportunity for nations when the working-age population outnumbers non-working individuals. It emphasizes the potential for economic growth and development during this period, while also warning of the challenges that arise if job creation does not keep pace with the growing workforce. The balance between opportunity and risk is central to understanding how countries can navigate this critical phase for sustainable progress.

Through All Its Details There Runs A Deep Current Of Humanity Which Overpasses The Tangles Of Facts And Leads Us To The Person Who Is Greater Than His Deeds And Truer Than His Surroundings.' Rabindranath Tagore Jawaharlal Nehru'S Life Was Closely Intertwined With The History And Destiny Of Modern India. His Autobiography, Written Between 1934 And 1935 When He Was In Prison, Is More Than The Personal Story Of An Individual It Is Also An Account Of The Political Awakening Of A Nation, Its Struggle For Freedom From British Rule, And Its Search To Reshape Itself As A Modern Society, Rid Of The Cultural And Economic Shackles Of The Past. Through This Narrative, Written With Extraordinary Eloquence And Honesty, And Illuminated With Vibrant Descriptions Of Mahatma Gandhi And Other Leaders Of The National Movement, Emerges The Portrait Of The Author Himself A Complex And Introspective Personality With A Brilliant And Questing Mind, A Deep Love Of Nature, An Engaging Zest For Life And, Above All, A Passionate Commitment To Democracy And Secularism.