Hyderabad, June 18 (Maxim News): Chief Minister Revanth Reddy laid the foundation stone for ATCs at Mallepally ITI on Tuesday.
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Speaking on this occasion, “Employment has become crucial in the Telangana movement. The People’s government ) referring to his Congress government govt) said it has decided to purge the ITIs to be bitter to the unemployed youth. To that extent, we have decided to upgrade them as advanced training centers. There are 40 lakh unemployed people in the state. We have taken these steps with the intention of not wasting their valuable time.
He said while I was building a house, engineering graduates came and offered to work for Rs. 15 thousand and Rs. 20 thousand. If the same masons and those with experience in the construction field were approached, they asked for Rs. 60 thousand. It was then realized that certificates do not increase the standard of living. That is why many people are going to Gulf countries for employment. We will provide such employment opportunities here and prevent anyone from going abroad. We want to provide training to the youth by bringing state-of-the-art machines starting with robots. I would like to express my gratitude to Tata Company for supporting this endeavor. We will soon undertake a program to modernize 65 ITIs across the state. As Chief Minister, I will focus on this, We will review it every month said Revanth Reddy.
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The Telangana government has decided to modernize the ITSs in the state. Rs. 2,324.21 crore funds will be spent for that. ITIs will be converted into advanced upgraded training centers. An MoU was signed with Tata Technologies Limited to convert them into ATCs. The youth will be trained in them according to the needs of modern industries. For that, the government is taking steps to provide advanced equipment and technology. 130 experts have been appointed to provide training in ATC. Annually 15,860 people will get long-term coaching in 6 types of courses. Also, short-term coaching will be given to 31,200 people in 23 types of courses. The state government’s share in the project cost is Rs. 307.96 crore while TTL’s share is Rs. 2016.25 crore. TTL will provide jobs to those trained in ATCs. (Maxim News)
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