Friday 18 January 2013

1500 Industrial Training Institutes through PPP mode is likely to set up in Five Years



Centre has decided that it will establish around 1,500 Industrial Training Institutes and 5,000 Skill Development Centres in the next five years.
                                                It has already proven that Industrial growth is a necessary thing for the overall growth of any country. The Union Government has finally understood the importance of Industrial growth and to be precise the need of Industrial Training. As a good result of that Centre has decided that it will establish around 1,500 Industrial Training Institutes and 5,000 Skill Development Centres in the next five years.

                                               The better part is all these centres will be set up through the popular Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) mode. The PPP mode allows the private sectors to invest their capital along with the public sectors. The advantage of PPP mode is that both the parties are able to share the profits or losses (if any) together. So the risk factors of being bankrupt are much lower in this mode.

                                              The government is hoping that it will surely achieve the target of skilling 100 million people by 2022 with the enormous help of the setting up of the new centres. The honorable labour Minister of India Mr. Mallikarjun Kharge said that it will benefit the nation in various way for sure. He also assured that India Inc. is doing well at the moment and it will continue the momentum in the near future too.

                                              Mr. Kharge also described skill development as one of the most important tools for empowering people, increasing productivity of enterprises and competitiveness of the country. So it needs to be developed with respect to time.

                                            India is becoming a core market for many of the top industries around the world with its modern approach like FDIs. With the gradual increase of the industries, the need for industrial training has become a mandatory option. We hope that the government will be able to achieve their target by 2017 and India will continue to climb up on the global scenario.

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