20 Million Jobs Project
18 million people turn 18 each year in India and we have over a 100 million people surplus in agriculture. Unless we create 20 million new jobs each year, India’s dream of a demographic dividend could easily turn into a nightmare!
We at Takshashila Institution are working on a project to develop and evaluate ideas for an ecosystem that can generate 20 million jobs annually in India.
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Meet the Team
Sridhar Krishna is a Senior Scholar at the Takshashila Institution where he led the 20 million jobs project before joining the group researching on AI Governance. He graduated from BITS, Pilani and has an MBA from SP Jain, Mumbai. He also works with ambitious young IT firms helping them scale and with a civil society organisation on judicial reform. Till recently, he was a Managing Director at Accenture where he worked on analytics and AI.
Sowmya is the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at the Takshashila Institution. She has 20 years of diverse experience, combining both the corporate and social sectors. At Takshashila, she leads all the efforts towards HR, corporate engagement, outreach and partnerships.
Anupriya Mohta is an Adjunct Research Scholar at The Takshashila Institution and she contributes to the 20 Million Jobs Project. Equipped with a Master’s in Marketing from the University of Manchester, Anupriya has been working with Social Entrepreneurs as a Brand and Operations consultant outside of her day job where she helps tech products scale meaningfully.
Sudisha Mishra was a Junior Research Scholar at The Takshashila Institution and she contributed to the 20 million jobs project. She also worked in the Global Water team of NSF, a non-profit Michigan-based public safety organisation and her key role involves strategizing campaigns for increasing use of certified components that provide safe and clean water worldwide.
Aarushi Kataria was a Junior Research Scholar at the Takshashila Institution and contributed to the 20 Million Jobs project. She graduated from the Ashoka University in economics and political science. Her research interests lie at the intersection of politics and economics.