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IISc, IITs to train workers in technical textiles

By October 27, 20212 Mins Read
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The Pilot Project on skilling of
Design/ Commissioning technical personnel associated with application of
geo-textiles will be conducted concurrently by IISC, Bangalore, IIT, Madras and
IIT, Roorkee.

 

The
Pilot Project in infrastructure projects (roads, highways, railways, water
resources) has been approved by the Ministry of Textiles. The coordinating
faculty of the respective fields of Engineering will look after the
implementation of the special courses in consultation with the other concerned
centres/ offices of the respective Institute.  Ministry will coordinate,
for all matters related to conducting of these Courses with (a) prof. G.I,.
Sivakumar Babu, IISc, Bangalore; (b) prof. Rajagopal Karpurapu, IIT, Madras;
and (c) prof. Satyendra Mittal, IIT Roorkee. from the respective institutes.

A
batch will consist of minimum 75 to maximum 100 candidates. During the pilot
phase, 2 batches are scheduled per each of the three Institutes. Further,
continuation of the special skill development course will be subjected to a
review by the Mission Directorate of National Technical Textiles Mission (
NTTM) or the Ministry of Textiles.

The
Institutes will conduct these courses on no-profit/ no-loss basis. The
Institutes will advertise/ publicize the courses and invite application from
willing and eligible candidates (who are Indian citizens having relevant
educational qualifications and adequate experience related to the field). The
Institute will charge Rs. 1000 per candidates as a token fee. On completion of
the Batch/ Course, the Institute will furnish a Statement of Expenditure/ UC to
the Ministry and surplus grant, if any, will be returned to the Government.

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Source:
indiaEducationDiary.com

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