The latest PLFS data shows that only 3.7% of Indians had formal vocational training in 2022-23. Compare that to 52% in the US, 80% in Japan, and a whopping 96% in South Korea! *The National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) aimed to train 50 lakh apprentices by 2020, but by 2022, only 20 lakhs were trained. With such numbers, can India truly solve its employment crisis by focusing on skill-based education? What do you think? Is skill development the missing piece in our education system?* *Watch now:* https://news9plus.app.link/skills-to-the-rescue *To catch the full series, Download News9 Plus:* https://news9plus.app.link/X8wA71NJVKb