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. Haryana to Launch ITI Sugar Mill Courses to Boost Industry-Oriented Skills

Haryana government moves to introduce Haryana ITI Sugar Mill Courses aimed at enhancing youth skills and improving employment opportunities in the sugar industry.

by Tamanna

Haryana government is preparing to introduce Haryana ITI Sugar Mill Courses in Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) across the state, aiming to strengthen skill development in line with industrial needs and expand employment opportunities in the sugar sector.

Committee Formed for Course Design

As part of the rollout of Haryana ITI Sugar Mill Courses, Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi has directed the formation of a dedicated committee under the Principal Secretary of the Youth Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Department. The committee has been tasked with preparing a detailed framework for the courses and will submit its report within 14 days.

Focus on Industry-Oriented Training

The upcoming Haryana ITI Sugar Mill Courses will focus on providing practical, industry-relevant training to students. The objective is to align technical education with the operational requirements of sugar mills, ensuring that youth are job-ready for the sector.

Boost to Employment Opportunities

Officials stated that the introduction of Haryana ITI Sugar Mill Courses is expected to significantly enhance employment opportunities in the sugar industry. The initiative aims to bridge the gap between industrial demand and skilled manpower availability in Haryana.

Youth Empowerment Through Skill Development

The Haryana ITI Sugar Mill Courses initiative is part of the state’s broader vision to promote youth empowerment and entrepreneurship. By offering specialized training, the government seeks to improve both employability and self-reliance among young people.

Report Submission in 14 Days

The committee formed for Haryana ITI Sugar Mill Courses will submit its recommendations within 14 days, after which the state government will take further steps to implement these specialized courses in ITIs across Haryana.

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