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Call to make better use of human resources
Call to make better use of human resources. In the upcoming years, India is set to become the young country in the world with 64 per cent of its population in the working age group, according to German humanist Volker Mueller.
Amaravati: In the upcoming years, India is set to become the young country in the world with 64 per cent of its population in the working age group, according to German humanist Volker Mueller.
Participating as chief guest in the valedictory session of the two-day International Humanist Youth Workshop on ‘Situations and Perspectives of Young People all over the World- Taking India as an Example for the Strongly Developed Country’ at Atheist Center here on Sunday, Volker Mueller said that the government needs to take the responsibility for ensuring healthy living of the growing population.
With continuous planning for future to use human force effectively, India can achieve the desired goals, he said, A wide range of cultural events were also presented by the students on the occasion. Later, he along with Atheist Center director Dr Vijayam distributed certificates to the students participated in the workshop.
