Why most of Indian Youths (Specially North Indian youth) still obsessed for Govt. Jobs, despite being India is becoming open free Economy for entrepreneur and Business professional. Also there is less growth opportunities carrier wise and financial w
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Abhinav Amarapuram
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The obsession with government jobs among Indian youth, especially in the North, persists due to traditional stability, societal status, and perceived job security.
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