The Maharashtra Cabinet, under Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, has approved renaming the Maharashtra State Skills University after Ratan Tata, the renowned former Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons. This decision comes amidst various other significant cabinet a
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The Maharashtra State Skills University is a specialized institution aimed at creating highly skilled and employable youth, promoting job creation, and delivering high-quality skill education. It focuses on startups, incubation, employability, training, counselling, apprenticeship, on-job training, and placements in collaboration with the industry.
The university was named after Ratan Tata to honor his contributions to the field of business and his commitment to skill development and education, which align with the university's goals.
The cabinet approved several initiatives, including the establishment of a corporation for the agri-community, career advancement for teachers, the Damanganga One-way Godavari River Linking Scheme, infrastructure projects, and poverty reduction programs.
UMED’s mission is to reduce poverty by enabling poor households to access gainful self-employment and skilled wage employment opportunities, leading to a sustainable improvement in their livelihoods through the establishment of strong grassroots institutions for the poor.
The cabinet's decisions, including the naming of the university and approval of various initiatives, aim to boost economic growth by fostering skill development, supporting agricultural communities, improving infrastructure, and reducing poverty.
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