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Auhona Mukherjee covers labour, employment, and skill development for Business Standard in New Delhi. She tracks developments across ministries, statutory bodies, and industry to examine how policy shapes jobs, incomes, and labour markets. Auhona has studied Business Journalism from the Asian College of Journalism and holds an undergrad degree in Economics from Hansraj College, Delhi University.
Auhona Mukherjee covers labour, employment, and skill development for Business Standard in New Delhi. She tracks developments across ministries, statutory bodies, and industry to examine how policy shapes jobs, incomes, and labour markets. Auhona has studied Business Journalism from the Asian College of Journalism and holds an undergrad degree in Economics from Hansraj College, Delhi University.
NITI Aayog member R Balasubramaniam says the proposed GDKP will help identify India's knowledge assets as AI advances, while urging universities to focus on competencies
The proposed campus will offer programmes in business, computing, engineering and analytics, with the first cohort expected to be admitted in August 2027
First US public university approved under UGC framework plans to admit inaugural cohort in Telangana by August 2027
India's services sector growth rose to a three-month high in September as new orders and international demand improved, while input-cost pressures eased to a 10-month low
India's formal flexi staffing workforce reached 1.95 million in Q1FY27, up 7.5 per cent year-on-year, as manufacturing and consumer-facing sectors drove hiring
Geopolitical tensions and weaker visa applications weigh on overseas study decisions even as Ireland remains a key destination
Stronger domestic and overseas demand lifted new orders and output, while employment expanded at its fastest pace since May and manufacturers turned more optimistic
Melanie Woodin says operational efficiencies and tech partnerships will offset soaring computing and cybersecurity costs
AI salary gap widens as shortage of specialised talent pushes pay for AI-core roles higher, TeamLease Digital report says
Labour, education ministries plan linking student, e-Shram and employment databases, besides career counselling in schools
India and France discussed student and faculty mobility, institutional partnerships, collaborative academic programmes, research and technology-enabled learning.
Shram Samvad campaign will cover industrial clusters across 316 districts, with consultations involving industry, lawyers, chartered accountants and other stakeholders
The 2001-batch AGMUT-cadre IAS officer has been appointed in the rank and pay of an Additional Secretary to the Union government, with the post temporarily upgraded
Ten states have already published their rules, while the remaining states and Union Territories have issued drafts for consultation, Labour Secretary Chandra Bhushan Kumar said
Despite decades of economic reforms, informal and contractual work remains entrenched as weak manufacturing growth, small firms and skill gaps constrain formal job creation
TeamLease says 60 per cent of employers plan to expand their workforce in H2 FY27, with e-commerce and technology start-ups recording the strongest outlook
A Gi Group Holding report finds gaps in practical exposure, behavioural skills and workplace tools, with only a quarter of participants securing full-time jobs where they trained
India's private sector activity rose to a three-month high in September as manufacturing and services output improved, while new orders and hiring also gained momentum
Current vacancies on the National Career Service portal fell to 196,773 in June from 517,431 in May, even as the number of active employers more than doubled
The finance ministry warned that the September 28-30 strike, combined with the preceding weekend, could effectively disrupt banking services for five consecutive days