January 27, 2025 - 06:56
As India approaches the Union Budget for 2025, there is an urgent call for a balanced strategy that addresses both technical and soft skills in the country's future workforce. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, businesses and educational institutions are grappling with how to equip individuals with the skills necessary for success. A recent research report highlights a concerning trend: the half-life of a skill has now fallen to less than five years. This means that training in a specific skill may only remain relevant for a short period, necessitating a more dynamic approach to workforce development.
Industries are experiencing continuous technological shifts, making it imperative for both employers and educational bodies to collaborate in creating a curriculum that adapts to these changes. The need for a dual focus on technical competencies, such as coding and data analysis, alongside essential soft skills like communication and teamwork, is more critical than ever. As the landscape of work evolves, so too must the strategies for preparing India's workforce for the challenges ahead.
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Exploring Carbon-Neutral Destinations: Travel Sustainably Without Leaving a TraceEvery vacation leaves a mark — the best kind comes in the form of unforgettable experiences and memories that last a lifetime. However, the environmental impact of travel can be significant,...
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Balancing Tourism, Housing, and Environmental Protection in Banff's Community PlanConcerns over the increasing influx of tourists and its associated environmental impacts remain at the forefront of discussions regarding Banff`s Community Plan. This comprehensive document,...
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Khangchendzonga Tourism Conclave: Paving the Way for Sustainable Rural Tourism in the Eastern HimalayasThe Khangchendzonga Tourism Conclave held in Gangtok has marked a significant step towards promoting rural tourism and sustainable practices in the Eastern Himalaya region. This event brought...
September 13, 2025 - 15:21
Collaboration for Sustainable Tourism in the PacificThe South Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) and the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) have announced a significant partnership aimed at enhancing sustainable...