Q: Why did Apple Company take cognizance of the matter to prohibit discrimination ?

Ans: It is not ironic enough that a brimming economy fails to absorb its young population in work in India. The unemployment levels has been risen with education, in accordance with the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) data. 

The situation is aggravated by not just a lack of suitable jobs but also the problems of a skills-opportunity mismatch, and corruption also plagues the job situation in the country.

Other issues such as nepotism, gender and caste discrimination continue to dominate the job market. These problems exist in the west as well but are not as acute as they are in India. 

Technology giant Apple took cognizance of the matter and had to update general employee conduct policy to prohibit discrimination on the basis of caste. 

While the outflow of human capital from India cannot be entirely eradicated, there can be focused initiatives to bring the Indian diaspora back. There is a massive challenge before the government, however, if it is tackled in time, the same will reap huge benefits for the country’s economy.

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