Chief Minister Revanth Reddy stated that the government is making efforts to provide skill training in different fields to the youth in the state. He hoped that the newly established ‘Telangana Young India Skill University’ in the state should be made a model in the country.
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the meeting of board members and industrialists, CM Revanth Reddy
has vision in the Chief Minister’s thoughts: Anand Mahindra
Hyderabad: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has stated that the government is making efforts to provide skill training to the youth in different fields in the state. He hoped that the newly established ‘Telangana Young India Skill University’ in the state should be made a model in the country. It has been announced that the responsibility will be handed over to the University Board. A meeting was held at CM Revanth Reddy’s secretariat on Thursday with the ‘Telangana Young India Skill University Board’ and representatives of entrepreneurs and organizations from various sectors of the state. On this occasion, he shared his thoughts on Skill University. The CM called upon industrialists and leading organizations of the state to participate in this university. He asked them to contribute to the youth by teaching them skills and providing them with employment. He said that on behalf of the state government, 150 acres of land and Rs.100 crores have been allocated for the skill university. Industrialists were also asked to come forward for the formation of corpus fund required for management. He called to take initiative for the construction of buildings in the university. Officials were advised to name these buildings after organizations or donors.
Training according to the needs of the industry
CM Revanth Reddy said.. “Degree and PG degrees are not enough. Lakhs of youth are completing degrees, PGs and engineering every year. Not everyone is able to get jobs. Lakhs of youth who have completed engineering are coming to us for some job. On the other hand there is shortage of human resources to meet the needs of industries. Youth employment will not be affected if they learn skills required for various sectors and industries. It is very important to train according to the needs of the industry. That’s why we thought of establishing Skill University. We implemented our idea as fast as possible. Henceforth we are handing over the responsibility of Skill University to Chairman of the Board Anand Mahindra. He has experience in this field and has a special recognition.. I am confident that he will bring the brand image of the university. Our government will focus on the establishment of ‘Young India Sports University’ from now. We will set up a sports university in about 200 acres. We will provide training to athletes with the aim of winning a gold medal for India in the 2028 Olympics. To participate in the development of this varsity. The state government has no problem of funds. We are ready to bear the cost of Rs.1,000 crore in the budget of Rs.3 lakh crore. Beyond financial cooperation.. All entrepreneurs and businessmen of the state should show initiative as expected. Appropriate participation and responsibilities should be shared,” he urged.
Representatives of industrialists and organizations attended the meeting. BVR Mohan Reddy, Nara Brahmani and others in the film
Hyderabad as a destination for investments: Minister Sridhar Babu
IT and Industries Minister Duddilla Sridharbabu explained the key aspects of Young India Skill University to the entrepreneurs. He said that the state government is working hard to make Hyderabad an attractive global destination for investments. He said that they are setting up a new ‘Future City’ and plans have already been prepared for the establishment of an ‘Artificial Intelligence City’.
Let’s train skilled youth: Anand Mahindra
Skill University Board Chairman Anand Mahindra said that the Chief Minister’s idea of providing skilled youth from Telangana to the world is great and let us train skilled youth for the future generation. CM Revanth Reddy is an able leader with a good vision. That’s why I had to agree when he asked me to be the chairman of the university board. Generally, governments give more priority to subsidies and attractive schemes. There is a vision in the way the Chief Minister thinks of training the youth as professionals. Telangana has the largest US Consulate. Most people are going to America from here. Then there is no doubt that Telangana will stand as a destination for providing skilled youth to the world. Chief Minister’s dream should come true. Anand Mahindra wished that his ambition should be fulfilled. Deputy CM Bhattivikramamarka, University Board Co-Chairman Srini Raju, Board members P. Devaiah, Suchitra Ella, Satish Reddy, industrialists and company representatives BVR Mohan Reddy, Nara Brahmani, Rajesh Ponnuru, Jhansi Reddy, Shekhar Reddy, Chief Secretary to Govt. A. Shanthikumari, Govt. Special Chief Secretary Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary to CM Seshadri and Special Secretary to CM Ajith Reddy were present. Board members Manish Sabharwal, Sanjeev Bikchandani, MM Murugappan, Dr. KP Krishnan attended the meeting through video conference.
Anand Mahindra speaking in the meeting. Deputy Chief Minister Bhattiwickramarka, Minister Sridhar Babu and CM Revanth Reddy are in the picture
Courses from next month
The board has decided to start the courses from this year in the newly established Telangana Young India Skill University in the state. It has been indicated that the courses will be started in October after Dussehra. The ‘Engineering Staff College of India’ will conduct courses temporarily in the building. Healthcare, e-commerce and logistics courses will be launched first. Apollo, AIG, Lenskart, Flipkart, Amazon, Alcargo, Pro Connect, O9 Solutions have come forward to manage these. The government has decided to train two thousand people in the first year.
