Bengaluru, 13 February (IANS). There is a strong growth in the country’s job market. According to a report released on Thursday, white-collar hiring has increased by nine percent in the last three months.
The report of Job and Talent Platform, Foundate (East Monster APAC & ME) showed that ‘Green Jobs’, which contributes to preserving or restoring the environment – has emerged as a major attraction. In the last two years, there has been a great increase of 41 percent in the expansion of clean energy initiatives.
Areas such as semiconductor, energy and waste management are leading this growth, inspired by global net-gear emission goals.
Bengaluru, Delhi and Pune have emerged as a major centers for these roles.
Inspired by renewable energy, EV and green hydrogen initiatives, an increase of 11 percent in the demand for green job is estimated in 2025.
In addition, the report has shown that the growth rate of double digit in recruitment in areas such as travel and tourism, retail and automotive is also being seen.
Strong economic conditions, emerging needs of industry and assistant government policies – especially in digital skills and startup development – are promoting this trend of growth and helping to create a ready -made workforce for the future.
Foundate Chief Revenue and Development Officer Prannoy Kale said, “India’s job market is growing at a strong pace, in which recruitment in major industries is rising. Continuous pace is being seen in areas like travel, retail and green jobs. , Which reflects business confidence and changing priorities of the industry. “
He said, “Especially Green Jobs has increased by 41 percent in the last two years.
“Government policies including major budget provisions are especially accelerating this change in renewable energy, EV and stability-centric industries.”
The report said that in January 2025, the recruitment recorded an annual increase of 32 percent, indicating renewed confidence in the market.
Bengaluru leads the Green Job Market, which alone offers 23 percent opportunities. After this, Delhi NCR is second with 17 percent.
Pune and Mumbai contribute 14–14 percent, while Chennai, Jaipur and Hyderabad also play an important role in the region.
Kale said, “As the recruitment beyond the metro cities is expanding, Tier-2 hubs are also emerging as major employment centers, which are ready for India’s future, strengthening changes in the green economy. Are.”
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