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Visit of Shri. Atul Kumar Tiwari, IAS, Secretary, MSDE to NSTI Hyderabad

December 21, 2024: Shri. Atul efficient water management. and explored workshops focused
Kumar Tiwari, IAS, Secretary, He also distributed certificates on modern skill training. At NSTI
MSDE, visited NSTI Vidyanagar to PM Vishwakarma trainees in Ramanthapur, he visited the Drone,
and Ramanthapur, where he was recognition of their achievements. PI, Electrical, CSA, TESDR, and
welcomed by Shri. K. Srinivasa Rao, Shri Tiwari visited various labs and CHNM Labs.
ISDS, and NSTI officials. departments, including Fashion
Design, Architectural Draughtsman, His visit marked a significant
During his visit, he inaugurated IoT Technician, Information milestone, reinforcing MSDE’s
the IoT Smart Water Management Technology, Cosmetology, and SPA commitment to advancing skill
System at NSTI (Women), an Labs. Additionally, he inaugurated development and entrepreneurship
automated system designed for the Greenhouse at NSTI Vidyanagar across India.

Had the privilege of visiting the National Skill Training Institute (NSTI)
campuses in Hyderabad, witnessing the remarkable blend of technology,
innovation, and skill development driving India’s workforce transformation.

The inauguration of the IoT Smart Water Management System was a
powerful example of how automation can enhance sustainability, while the
MoU with Accura Tequipment opens doors for hands-on training in cutting-
edge fields like IoT and Smart Agriculture.

NSTI Hyderabad’s achievements, including the highest AVTS enrollments
and innovative partnerships with industry leaders, reaffirm the importance
of collaboration in shaping a future-ready workforce.
I am inspired by the strides being made in our skilling ecosystem and remain committed to empowering India’s youth with
the tools they need to lead in a rapidly evolving world.
-Shri. Atul Kumar Tiwari, Secretary
Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship

Visit of Shri. Atul Kumar Tiwari, IAS, Secretary, MSDE to RANCHI

During my visit to Ranchi, I had the opportunity to engage with the Department of Labour, Employment Training,
and Skill Development (DLETSD) and the Jharkhand Skill Development Mission (JSDM) to discuss key priorities
for enhancing skill development in the state jharkhand, with its rich talent pool and strong focus on vocational
training, has immense potential to lead India’s skill ecosystem. However, unlocking this potential requires focused
interventions, especially to support skilled workers, including those who migrate for opportunities.

We discussed the importance of analyzing migration patterns and how we can develop initiatives that support
skilled workers both within the state and beyond. I also emphasized the need to focus on the development of