Key Highlights of the Visit:

1. Sri City’s Global Impact:
   • Home to 220 industrial units representing 30 countries.
   • Employing 65,000 individuals in a harmonious, ecologically balanced environment.
   • Praised for its pristine lakes, crucial for flood control and water conservation.
2. Economic Vision for India:
   Subrahmanyam shared his optimistic vision for India’s economic growth, projecting the country to become a $30 trillion economy by 2047, driven by a young workforce and visionary leadership.
3. Focus on Workforce and Development:
   During the interactive session, CXOs highlighted:
   • The importance of skill development to meet evolving industrial needs.
   • The need for talent retention strategies to sustain growth.
   • Improved housing facilities for industrial workers to ensure better living standards.
4. Leadership and Collaboration:
   Sri City Chairman Srini Raju and Managing Director Ravindra Sannareddy warmly welcomed Subrahmanyam and showcased the industrial hub’s unique features. They emphasized Sri City’s potential as a model industrial cluster and sought Niti Aayog’s support to further enhance its impact.

Sri City: A Model for Progress

Subrahmanyam expressed his admiration for Sri City’s success as an industrial hub, blending global diversity, sustainable practices, and regional development. He commended its exemplary contribution to the nation’s industrial landscape, making it a vital component of India’s journey toward economic prominence.

Looking Ahead:

Sri City’s role as an engine of innovation, employment, and sustainability places it at the forefront of India’s industrial transformation. The collaborative efforts between policymakers, industry leaders, and local authorities promise a bright future for Sri City as a beacon of progress.

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Set to begin classes in the 2024-25 academic session, the NSTI extension center will offer training in Computer Software Applications (CSA) under the Crafts Instructor Training Scheme (CITS). Additionally, the center will host short-term computer application courses through the Advanced Vocational Training scheme, supervised by the Directorate General of Training (DGT).

Equipped with a state-of-the-art computer lab and modern classrooms, the facility promises a supportive and professional learning environment. To further assist outstation students, free hostel accommodations will be available, along with on-campus mess facilities.

During the inauguration, Minister Jayant Chaudhary expressed gratitude for the state government’s support and reaffirmed the central government’s commitment to expanding skill infrastructure under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision. “This new center will create opportunities for the locals, equipping them with skills for a better livelihood,” he said.

The inauguration coincided with the birth anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, a day commemorating the former President’s legacy in science and education. Minister Chaudhary paid tribute to Dr. Kalam’s lifelong dedication to empowering youth through skill development and innovation, highlighting the importance of continuing his mission to strengthen India’s workforce.

The NSTI extension center at AMTZ stands as a testament to the government’s commitment to nurturing skilled talent and advancing the local economy through strategic skill development.

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