Archive · 20 Nov 2025
India's Skilling Opportunity: DIDAC India 2025 Highlights
India has many young people who can do jobs that are needed around the world.
To make this happen, India needs to teach these young people the right skills.
The government is working on this and also trying to help more women get jobs.
If India does this right, it can grow its economy a lot in the next few decades.
India has a large youth population that can fill global skilled job demands
Skilling is crucial for India to bridge the skill gap and compete globally
Technology plays a growing role in education and presents opportunities
Government committed to skilling, women's empowerment, and employment generation
India's demographic dividend can boost GDP growth if properly harnessed
- Who
- Aditya Gupta, CEO of India Diadactics Association
- What
- Spoke about India's opportunity in global skilled workforce and the role of technology in education
- When
- At DIDAC India and DIDAC Skills 2025 event
- Where
- National capital
- Why
- To highlight India's potential in global job markets and the need for skilling
Proponents of Skilling
Critics of Current Skilling Efforts
Skilling Need
Proponents of Skilling
India has a large youth population that can fill global skilled job demands, but skilling is crucial to bridge the skill gap and compete globally.
Critics of Current Skilling Efforts
Current skilling efforts are not enough and need more focus and resources to make a significant impact.
- Event
- DIDAC India and DIDAC Skills 2025
- India's Working Age Population (2011-2036)
- 735 million to 988.5 million
- Current Working Age Population Percentage
- 64.2%
- Favorable Demographics Duration
- Approximately 10 years
- Percentage of Population Under 35
- 65%
