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Boris Johnson has announced a £1 billion deal that will generate nearly 11,000 jobs for Indians. The agreement was announced by the British Prime Minister on his maiden two-day visit to India after being elected to the post. During his first two-day visit to  India since being elected, Boris Johnson, the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, announced a £1 billion agreement. Up to 11,000 employments will be created under the deal for Indians across the UK, according to the country's high commission on Thursday. Speaking on April 21, the UK High Commission stated, "Today, more than £1 billion in new investments and export deals will be confirmed between British and Indian in sectors ranging from software engineering to health. This will create nearly 11,000 jobs throughout Britain." Johnson was reported to have said, "As I reach India (April 21), I am struck by the immense possibilities for what the UK and India may accomplish together. From next-ge...

Mumbai continues to be the larges job market in the country. The city has the highest hiring demand, with the majority of jobs in the technology and finance sectors, a survey has shown. With economic activity exhibiting a remarkable rebound from COVID's grasp, hiring demand increased by 6% year on year in March 2022, according to the Monster Employment Index (MEI). According to the Index, Mumbai remains the largest job market, closely followed by Coimbatore. Mumbai, flush with investor cash, also maintains its position as the financial capital, with various fin-tech businesses establishing bases and increasing recruiting in the sector. According to the Index, Bengaluru and Pune are developing as secondary centres for Fintech start-ups, with some entrepreneurs looking to tap into the markets' untapped tech expertise. Mumbai (up 21%) led all monitored cities for the first time on a yearly basis, followed by Coimbatore (up 20%), Chennai, and Hyderabad (up 16 per cen...

Mumbai continues to be the larges job market in the country. The city has the highest hiring demand, with the majority of jobs in the technology and finance sectors, a survey has shown. With economic activity exhibiting a remarkable rebound from COVID's grasp, hiring demand increased by 6% year on year in March 2022, according to the Monster Employment Index (MEI). According to the Index, Mumbai remains the largest job market, closely followed by Coimbatore. Mumbai, flush with investor cash, also maintains its position as the financial capital, with various fin-tech businesses establishing bases and increasing recruiting in the sector. According to the Index, Bengaluru and Pune are developing as secondary centres for Fintech start-ups, with some entrepreneurs looking to tap into the markets' untapped tech expertise. Mumbai (up 21%) led all monitored cities for the first time on a yearly basis, followed by Coimbatore (up 20%), Chennai, and Hyderabad (up 16 per cen...