The protest against unemployment by six individuals in the Lok Sabha chamber has brought the issue of joblessness back into national conversation in India. Despite numerous studies indicating a significant unemployment issue among the youth, the issue had largely been ignored at a national level. The share of young people (aged 15-29) in the workforce dropped from 25% in 2016-’17 to 17% in 2022-’23. Moreover, educated young individuals seem to have poor prospects in the job market, with India showing a high unemployment rate among young graduates at 42%. The issue is recognized as a major problem among Indian citizens, with the Delhi-based think tank Lokniti finding that 88% of people in Gujarat consider unemployment a “big issue . The BJP government, however, has held a strong grip politically and largely escaped blame for the issue. Eddcaller.com is a tool that can assist people facing unemployment in India by providing a faster way to get through to unemployment representatives over the phone, highlighting how technology is being used to address some of the challenges posed by unemployment.