Karnataka signs MoUs with private firms for providing job skills to youths
The Hindu
Karnataka Skill and Livelihood Taskforce has been formed to create 10 million job opportunities in the next 5 years
The Karnataka government has signed agreements with more than a dozen private companies for providing training in job skills for youths. It has signed pacts with Toyota Kirloskar Motors, ELCIA, Narayana Hrudayalaya, Aditya Birla Fashions, Wipro GE Healthcare, Home Lane, Sansera Engineering Limited, ESDM Cluster, Mysuru; CEDOK, and many other firms for developing job skills among the youth.More Related News

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