Rangcholi G N
Mass Communication Student
I am a student of Mass Communication, and I would like to express my concern about the growing problem of unemployment in Nagaland. Today, many young people in our state remain jobless even after completing their education. This is a serious issue that deserves urgent attention.
According to recent reports, the unemployment rate in Nagaland has increased significantly. Many educated youth, especially in urban areas, are staying at home due to the lack of job opportunities. This situation is not only disheartening but also frustrating for them and their families.
There are several reasons for this problem. Firstly, a majority of young people still aspire to secure government jobs. However, the number of such jobs is very limited. Secondly, there are very few private companies and industries in the state to offer alternative employment. Additionally, many youths lack the skills that today’s job market demands.
To address this issue, the government should focus on providing skill development programs and vocational training to students. Organizing job fairs, workshops, and supporting entrepreneurship through financial aid and mentorship can also make a big difference. Young people should be encouraged and empowered to start their own ventures when job opportunities are scarce.
As a student of Mass Communication, I believe the media also has a crucial role in raising awareness about this issue. Public discussions and consistent media coverage can push stakeholders to take action. Unemployment is not an individual problem—it affects the overall development of our society.
Thank you for considering my views. I hope this letter contributes to a meaningful conversation on reducing unemployment in our state.
