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stanley cup pur. Deputy Chief Minister Fadnavis also criticised the Late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, saying she tried to end democracy in the country. It is absurd to claim that the Constitution will be in danger. Democracy is in India blood. Indira Gandhi tried to end democracy in India. She kept lakhs of leaders and activists of opposition parties in jail for two years. Even after the suppression Indira Gandhi could not end democracy in India. No one can end democracy in India, the Deputy Chief Minister said. Also ReadCon
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New Delhi: Professional networking platform LinkedIn on Wednesday said it has crossed 100 million members in India, a 56 per cent growth in its member base over the last three years in the country. India has solidified its position as the second largest market for Microsoft-owned LinkedIn globally. The largest share of members in India are from software IT, followed by manufacturing, corporate services consulting, accounting and HR , finance, and education industries, the company informed. Our 100 million member community in India is using the platform extensively for more than jobs now. They are over-indexing on networking, messaging, and learning more than any other region globally, said Ashutosh Gupta, India Country Manager, LinkedIn. As we look to welcome the next 100 million professionals, we aim to be a t
stanley quencher rue partner in the lives of professionals as India continues to build a skills-first labour market, he added. As jobs and career paths become increasingly non-linear, companies in India are adopting a skills-first approach to hiring with more than 50 per cent of recruiters on LinkedIn explicitly using skills data to fill their roles, which is higher
stanley taza than the global average of 45 per cent. In 2022 alone, professionals in India spent 4.6 milli
stanley travel mug on hours learning on the platform, which is nearly 2x the learning hours spent on LinkedIn in the US. Despite tough macroeconomic conditions, learning in-demand skills will be criti
