BANGALORE: According to Kamal Karanth, MD, Kelly Services & OCG India, “The 2015 union budget has been both progressive and reformative and has surely given India a chance to soar high. While in 2014, we saw the budget signalling towards big bang reforms, this time the government has made prudent steps in all relevant directions to re-establish the economy’s credibility.

The budget gave a definite roadmap to realise the ‘Make In Campaign’ by announcing a lot of schemes and fund allocation for skill development and job creation. In addition to laying emphasis on creating employment opportunities for young Indians, it has adequately touched upon creation of jobs for the rural population & minorities .

Launching of the National Skill Development Mission will help address the issue of skill gap that have persisted long in our country further balancing the demand and supply of talent.  As, start- ups continue to be one of the top priorities for promoting entrepreneurship in India, the government has set aside 1,000 crore  to build a mechanism like SETU (Self-Employment and Talent Utilisation) that will cover all aspects of start-up businesses including self-employment.

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