To convert 36 government ITIs into an Industry 4.0 Technology Hub, the Chhattisgarh government and Tata Technologies agreed an MoU for Rs. 1,188.36 crore. In the presence of the chief minister, Bhupesh Baghel, the MoU was signed between the state's Department of Technical Education and Skill Development and Tata Technologies.
As per officials, the MoU between Tata Technologies and the Chhattisgarh government will provide 36 ITIs with six new trades and 23 new short-term courses, as well as cutting-edge technical workshops and teacher arrangements.
The competent youth of Chhattisgarh will have placement chances thanks to Tata Technologies and its affiliated businesses. The ITIs will become Industry 4.0 Technology Hubs, according to Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, giving young people in the state the chance to advance their technical knowledge. According to officials, the state government's emphasis on innovation to enhance employment options has increased the income of farmers, laborers, and tribal people in forested areas.
During the past 45 years, the state government has distributed over Rs 1,60,000 crore to the state's citizens through a variety of welfare-oriented programs, which have stimulated commerce and had a favorable effect on Chhattisgarh's industrial sector. CM Baghel emphasized the government's commitment to turning cities into commercial hubs and villages into centers of manufacturing. Due to the profitability of agriculture, urban residents are now migrating to rural areas.
The Chief Minister requests help from Tata Technologies' executives for RIPA's continued development. In order to support small businesses in villages, he also informed Tata Technologies authorities about the creation of 300 Rural Industrial Parks in the state. To help new businesses get off the ground, these parks include facilities like land, water, electricity, sheds, training, Wi-Fi, and banking connections.
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