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Kaushal Manthan Regional

                                                           Workshop in Hyderabad
















        The Kaushal Manthan regional workshop in
        Hyderabad on 16th June, 2025, focused on
        deepening Centre-State collaboration for
        outcome-based skilling, aligning local skill           including Ministers from southern states and
        development with national priorities, and              UTs and senior officials from MSDE including
        driving forward the vision of Viksit Bharat            then  Secretary, MSDE, Shri. Atul Kumar
        @2047. The agenda included discussions on              Tiwari, IAS,  technical experts and other
        the implementation of the National Scheme
        for ITI Upgradation, the operationalization            senior advisors from the ecosystem. Their
                                                               presence reflected the strong commitment
        of Centres of Excellence, leveraging the Skill         across all levels of government to make skill
        India Digital Hub, enhancing apprenticeship            development more impactful, inclusive, and
        adoption, and integrating skilling with                regionally responsive.
        education      and    entrepreneurship.       The
        workshop was attended by 120+ attendees
                                                               Speaking at the Kaushal Manthan Regional Workshop
                                                               organised by the Ministry of Skill Development and
                                                               Entrepreneurship (MSDE) at Kanha Shanti Vanam,
                                                               Hyderabad,  Shri  Jayant Chaudhary, Minister of
                                                               State (Independent Charge) for Skill Development
                                                               and Entrepreneurship, called for a shift away from
                                                               rigid,  one-size-fits-all  approaches  in  skilling.  “Skill
                                                               development cannot have prescriptive templates,”
                                                               he said. The Minister firmly directed that the CITS
                                                               (Craft  Instructor  Training  Scheme)  certification  be
                                                               made mandatory for all newly recruited instructors,
                                                               particularly in newly established ITIs across states.


                                                               Underscoring  this  vision  for  a  more  adaptive  and
                                                               responsive ecosystem, the Minister announced the
                                                               establishment of two new Centres of Excellence—
                                                               out of the five proposed nationwide—at National
                                                               Skill  Training  Institutes  (NSTIs)  in  Hyderabad  and
                                                               Chennai.  These  centres  will  serve  as  national
                                                               reference points for high-quality instructor training
                                                               and  specialised skilling  aligned  with  emerging
                                                               domains.
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