Under One Umbrella
Indian Management|May 18

Development of an organised skilling sector will bear better results in terms of training and employment.

Capt Shaji Kumar
Under One Umbrella

Handling the semi-skilled workforce in India is quite a challenge. We have the workforce, and we do talk about employment opportunities, but what we seriously lack is a ‘skilled’ workforce. Firstly, there is a long way to go as far as the government-run training institutes are concerned; public-private partnerships under the PMKRVY and other programmes of the Niti Ayog are yet to take off. Secondly, there is very little patience.

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