Telangana Assembly Passes Bill for Young India Skill University

The Telangana Assembly has approved a bill establishing the Young India Skill University-Telangana. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy explained that the university, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's journal 'Young India,' will address international skill standards. The school will operate on a PPP model and target sectors like BFSI, pharma, AI, and e-commerce.

The Telangana Assembly has passed a Bill to set up the Young India Skill University-Telangana, aiming to enhance skill development in the state. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy noted the institution's name draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi's journal 'Young India.'

Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu said the university will operate on a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. It aims to equip students to meet international standards in sectors such as BFSI, pharma, life sciences, artificial intelligence, retail, and e-commerce, with a permanent campus coming up in Mucharla.

Despite some controversy during the debate, both BRS and BJP members expressed their support for the bill. AIMIM suggested the measure be referred to a select committee for wider discussion.

(With inputs from agencies.)