India no longer enjoys the advantage of demographic dividend as it's saddled with crores of youngsters with low skills unsuited to the economy, claimed a human resources and education expert.The Chairman of Manipal Global Education, T V Mohandas Pai claimed that the country already has ten crore people in the 21-35 age-group with bad skills, unsuited for the economy."There is no democraphic dividend," he told PTI."Because of the failure of the UPA era (2004-2014), we will add another ten crore by 2025...total 20 crore in the 21-45 age group with low skills, low education."An information tec

Adi Godrej, Chairman, Godrej Group, tells ET Now that the Indonesia business is picking up again and the group expects to do much better there in FY19 than the preceding year.Edited excerpts: When we look back at the sectors that have outperformed so far, it continues to be FMCG which is at the helm of the growth story. In 2018 itself, the sector has grown by almost 13.5%. How is the landscape going to change from here onwards? Can you manage to beat the growth of 13.5% in the year to come? Growth will be good. GST is fully in place.