Eleventh Five-Year Plan will Bring down the Unemployment

budget1In the Eleventh Five-Year Plan period (2007-12), employment opportunities would surpass the projection of about 45 million. The Economic Survey tabled in Parliament Reported 58 million jobs are expected to be created in the five years from 2007 to 2012 . Which in turn helping to bring down unemployment in the country to below five per cent, according to the Pre-Budget Economic Survey tabled in Parliament.

The projected increase in total labour force during the Eleventh Five Year Plan is estimated at 45 million. It is also projected that 58 million employment opportunities would be created in the Eleventh Five Year Plan. The report pointed out that this would be greater than the anticipated increase in labour force, leading to a reduction in the unemployment rate to below five per cent by 2012.

It is expected that agriculture sector may not contribute towards any increase in employment during the Eleventh Five Year Plan.

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Current Updates on Libya Floods and its Helping Country

The recent floods in Libya have caused widespread devastation and left many people in urgent need of assistance. The heavy rainfall has led to flash floods, destroying homes, roads, and infrastructure across the country. In this blog post, we will provide you with the latest updates on the Libya floods and highlight the efforts of the international community in helping the affected population.

As the floods continue to wreak havoc in Libya, neighboring countries have stepped up to provide support. Egypt, for example, has sent humanitarian aid including food, water, and medical supplies to the affected areas. The Egyptian government has also deployed emergency response teams to assist in rescue and relief operations.

Furthermore, international organizations such as the United Nations and the Red Cross have been working tirelessly to provide assistance to those affected by the floods. The United Nations has allocated emergency funds to support relief efforts, while the Red Cross has mobilized its volunteers and resources to provide immediate aid to the affected communities.

In addition to immediate relief efforts, there is also a need for long-term solutions to prevent future floods and mitigate their impact. The Libyan government, with the support of international partners, is working on developing infrastructure and improving drainage systems to better handle extreme weather events.

The situation in Libya remains challenging, but the international community’s response to the floods has been commendable. The support from neighboring countries, international organizations, and the Libyan government is crucial in ensuring that the affected population receives the help they need to recover and rebuild.

Burevi Cyclone Updates Today

Cyclone Burevi Warning for South TN & South Kerala coasts, ‘Burevi’ over South west Bay of Bengal to cross Sri Lanka coast on Dec 2nd evening/night.

To emerge into Gulf of Mannar on 3rd. To cross south TN coast between Kanniyakumari and Pamban.

The IMD Met department has forecast that Cyclone Burevi will cross between Kanyakumari and Pamban as a cyclonic storm (wind speed 78 to 80 km/hour, gusting to 100 km/hour) during the afternoon hours of Friday.

By Wednesday evening, the cyclone will intensify. As a cyclonic storm, Burevi is expected to first cross the Sri Lankan coast near Trincomalee some time during late Wednesday evening or night. Thereafter, it will trace a west-northwestwards track, reach Gulf of Mannar and inch closer to Indian mainland’s southernmost tip.

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