NSSO, a government organization responsible for conducting surveys based on scientific methods, released a report a few days back, which showed that the unemployment rate in India is at its highest level for 45 years. It doesn’t seem to align with the growth rate data released by the government. If the increase in growth is not being translated into jobs, this statement raises eyebrows. One of the most accepted reasons for this is because of increasing automation in the manufacturing sector more amount of work is being done by a smaller number of people. Though automation in itself leads to more opportunities but not precisely from where it takes or in other words, jobs are generated in the service sector. The growth rate data incorporates in itself growth in the service sector, manufacturing, and agriculture sector altogether. India has witnessed tremendous growth in service sectors whose contribution to GDP is around 57% greater than the rest of the two industries combined...