Monday, 1 May 2017

Kaushal Vikas Yojana- Developing skills a necessity of time

Skills and knowledge are the two motivating forces for the economic and social development of any country. In the current global environment, those countries are ahead in tackling the primary challenge of emerging economies, who have achieved a high level of skill.

In any country, skill development programs mainly focus on young people. In this case, our nation is in good condition. A large part of the population is in the productive age group. It provides a golden opportunity to India but also offers a major challenge. Our economy will only benefit if our community, especially the youth, is healthy, educated and efficient. Such expectations can become true with Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen KaushalyaYojana.

India has an excellent youth population, which is expected to give a high boost to socio-economic development in the coming times. We have 605 million people under 25 years of age. By acquiring suitable skills for employment, they can be representative of youth transformation. They will not only be able to influence their lives but also can change the lives of others.

Recently approved Kaushal Vikas Yojana is a major scheme for the skill training of youth. Under this, particular emphasis has been given to improvement in the courses, better education, and trained teachers. Training involves changes in behavioral and behavioral behavior with other aspects.


The newly formed Skill Development and Ministry of Enterprises is implementing this program through National skill development agency. Skill and enterprise development is included in the high priority of the present government. The newly formed competence and business development ministry have a pivotal role in meeting the goals of “Make in India” campaign. This campaign is an important initiative for converting India into a manufacturing center. This Ministry has a significant role in preparing trained workforce as per the demand of all sectors including manufacturing industries of the developing economy.

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