Survey: Jobs, Migration, and Recruitment

India’s youth unemployment rate fell to 9.9% in 2025. It was 10.3% in 2024, official data said. Urban youth unemployment stood higher, at 13.6% in 2025. Regular wage employment also rose to 23.6% in 2025. Recruitment concerns also remain visible in Bengal. News Tap One Network has framed a youth employment survey in Bengal. 

Survey: Reform, Safety, and Trust

The survey focuses on jobs, migration, recruitment, and journalism work. It asks young people about age, religion, place, and work status. It questions migrant workers about Low salary and delayed wages. It asks job aspirants about political influence and recruitment controversies. It also asks young journalists about attacks, pressure, pay, and safety. The survey opens with basic profile questions. It asks respondents their age group. It covers the youth groups from 15-22 and 23-29. It asks whether they come from urban or rural areas. It asks what they are currently doing.

The survey ends with reform questions. It asks for Fully digital transparent process. It asks for Faster recruitment cycles. It asks for an Independent recruitment body. It asks for Strict punishment for corruption. It also asks for a Live public merit list system. These questions show the how of possible change. They do not announce findings. They do not claim final results. They map the fears and demands now facing youth. They show jobs as more than income. They show work as dignity, safety, and trust.