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The success of skill development programmes in increasing human resources supply to various sectors has sparked debate on the linkages between education, skill, and employment. This analysis examines these connections in the Indian context.
In conclusion, the linkages between education, skill, and employment are crucial for India's economic growth and societal development. Skill development programmes have succeeded in increasing human resources supply, but challenges persist that require a forward-thinking approach.
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