The Periodic Labour Force Survey follows a rigorous, internationally-aligned rotating panel methodology reviewed by independent statisticians, and its numbers broadly track private data sources like CMIE on directional trends even when exact figures differ.
It just feels off to me, like the numbers never quite match what I see around me — so many people I know are struggling to find real work, way more than what the official percentage suggests.
Should wealthy nations be required to pay reparations for colonialism?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
