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Under the Government of India’s Skill India Mission (SIM), the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) delivers skill, re-skill and up-skill training through an extensive network of skill development centres/institutes, etc. under various schemes, viz. Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY), Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS), National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) and Craftsman Training Scheme (CTS) through Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), to all the sections of the society across the country. The SIM aims at enabling the youth of India to get future-ready and equipped with industry-relevant skills including emerging sectors such as Artificial Intelligence, green energy, semiconductors, logistics and tourism.
Funds under PMKVY are released to implementing agencies for meeting the training cost as per prescribed norms. Under the JSS scheme, funds are released to Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) directly. Under NAPS, stipend support up to Rs 1500/- per month is released to apprentices through DBT and not to establishments covered. Day to day administration as well as financial control in respect of ITIs lies with the respective State Government/ UT Administration.
The details of funds released under schemes of MSDE, year-wise, during the last five years, are as under:
Figures in Rs. Crores)
Name of the Scheme
2021-22
2022-23
2023-24
2024-25
2025-26
PMKVY
643.77
305.46
839.18
1553.13
279.30
JSS
137.63
154.65
154.37
139.55
148.23
NAPS
177.07
309.03
594.30
585.96
577.03
Amongst the schemes of MSDE, under PMKVY, placements were tracked in the Short-Term Training (STT) component in the first three versions of the Scheme - PMKVY 1.0, PMKVY 2.0 and PMKVY 3.0, implemented from FY2015-16 to FY 2021-22, wherein a total of 1.11 Crore candidates were certified, out of which 24.38 lakhs were reported placed under the short-term training component of the scheme. Further, under PMKVY 4.0, the focus is to empower the trained candidates to choose their varied career paths, and they are suitably oriented for the same.
The details of number of candidates trained and certified, State-wise/UT-wise under various schemes of MSDE, during the last five years, are given at Annexure.
The impact of schemes for skill development has been assessed through their third-party independent evaluation as follows:
PMKVY: An independent third-party impact evaluation of the PMKVY 4.0 has been conducted by Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management (AJNIFM), an autonomous Institution of Ministry of Finance, Government of India. As per the report, PMKVY training has contributed to a measurable shift in employment outcomes for STT candidates. The combined share of employed and self-employed STT respondents increased from 26.6% prior to training to 45.4% after PMKVY training, reflecting an 18.8 percentage point increase. Income-related outcomes also show positive movement, with 41.4% of STT candidates and 48.9% of RPL candidates reporting an increase in income following training and certification. Overall, PMKVY 4.0 has significantly expanded access to formal skill training and certification and has generated measurable improvements in skill confidence, employment participation, and income outcomes for a substantial proportion of beneficiaries.
JSS: A third-party evaluation of the Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS) Scheme was conducted by the Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management, an autonomous Institution of Ministry of Finance, Government of India, in 2025 to assess the scheme’s outreach, effectiveness and livelihood outcomes. The evaluation highlighted significant achievements of the scheme, with 33.94 lakh individuals enrolled, of whom 32 lakh were trained and 31.52 lakh certified, reflecting an overall success rate of 99 percent. Women constituted a dominant 82 percent share of total participants, while 73 percent beneficiaries belonged to marginalized sections, including SC/ST (36 percent) and OBC (37 percent). The livelihood impact has been noteworthy, with 90 percent alumni utilising acquired skills for income generation, 82 percent becoming economically engaged within six months of training, and 60 percent of previously non-earning individuals starting to earn post-training. The average monthly income of beneficiaries recorded a four-fold increase.
NAPS: A third-party evaluation study of Pradhan Mantri National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (PMNAPS-2) from FY 2022-23 to FY 2025-26 (Data upto 30th November 2025) was conducted by the Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management (AJNIFM), an autonomous Institution of Ministry of Finance, Government of India. As per the report, PMNAPS 2 achieved significant scale during the evaluation period, engaging 34.69 lakh apprentices against a cumulative target of 46 lakh, translating into an overall achievement of approximately 75 percent. The institutionalisation of DBT has improved financial transparency and predictability. Cumulative DBT disbursement exceeded ₹1,094 crore, with annual disbursement rising from ₹327.2 crore in FY 2023–24 to ₹500.16 crore in FY 2024–25.
To improve employability and promote entrepreneurship in emerging sectors and new age future skills including Artificial Intelligence, Green energy, Semiconductors, Logistics and Tourism, MSDE has undertaken the following initiatives:
(i) Under PMKVY 4.0, the dedicated job roles under "Future Skills" category has been introduced with an aim of preparing youth for opportunities in new and emerging technologies. Government has rolled out skill enhancement initiatives in emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Green energy, Semiconductors, Logistics and Tourism across schools and higher-education institutions nationwide. This enhances acceptability among employers. Additionally, industry partnerships at the implementation level help shape curriculum, support placements, and ensure the relevance of skills imparted to current market needs.
(ii) Apprenticeship training is imparted under 266 designated trade and over 750 Optional trades including Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics.
(iii) Directorate General of Training (DGT) under the aegis of MSDE has introduced new age/future skills courses under CTS in Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and National Skill Training Institutes (NSTIs) to provide digital training in emerging areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Mechatronics, Internet of Things, Cybersecurity, Semiconductor, etc.
(iv) With a view to adopt the best practices in the digital skill training, DGT has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading IT tech companies like IBM, CISCO, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Microsoft. These partnerships facilitate the provision of technical and professional skills training in modern technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data Analytics (BDA), Block chain, Cloud Computing, etc.
(v) DGT has collaborated with entities including IBM India, Microsoft, Cisco, Adobe India, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Future Right Skills Network (FRSN), Edunet Foundation, Auto Desk etc, for skilling initiatives under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). These partnerships facilitate the provision of technical and professional skill training in modern technologies. A module on ‘Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) Duration: 7.5 Hours’ has been introduced in the subject of Employability Skills underthe trades of CTS.
(vi) MSDE has launched the Skill India Digital Hub (SIDH), a unified digital platform aimed at enhancing skill development in youths across the country by providing access to industry-relevant courses, job opportunities, and entrepreneurship support. It offers a diverse selection of AI and Machine Learning (ML) courses—ranging from introductory programs like Fundamentals of Azure AI Speech and Machine Learning to advanced modules such as Google Cloud Generative AI and AI Strategy to Create Business Value in Healthcare—designed to support learners at all proficiency levels and prepare them to thrive in the fast-changing technology landscape.
(vii) The National Council for Vocational Education & Training (NCVET) has developed the National Programme on Artificial Intelligence (NPAI) Skilling Framework, which outlines the national roadmap, structure and guidelines for skilling in AI, data science and emerging technologies serves as the foundational document for developing standardised, industry-aligned courses and curricula.
(viii) National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) under the aegis of MSDE has partnered with a number of international organizations such as AWS, Microsoft, Intel, Redhat, Pearson VUE, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Cisco Networking Academy for providing digital courses.
(ix) MSDE launched a national-level initiative, SOAR (Skilling for AI Readiness), aimed at embedding AI awareness and foundational skills among school students (Classes 6–12) and building AI literacy among educators. The programme seeks to bridge the digital divide by ensuring equitable access to AI education across geographies, thereby supporting the national agenda of inclusive, future-ready skilling.
(x) PMKVY 4.0 courses enabling global digital job participation include AI/ML Foundation & Advanced, Robotic Process Automation, Drone Pilot Technician, Industrial IoT and Data Analytics. Through FutureSkills job roles under the PMKVY framework, Skill India Digital Hub provides global job matching; Rojgar Melas and placements ensure employment linkages. NSQF Level 5-7 certifications ensure global portability of PMKVY qualifications.
(c): The broad monitoring and assessment mechanism of the schemes of MSDE is as follows:
PMKVY:-Under PMKVY, a robust, multi-layered monitoring and impact assessment framework is followed under PMKVY. All candidates, training providers, and employment outcomes are tracked on a digital platform (SIDH). Periodic third-party assessments, and employer feedback shape ongoing improvement. Continuous data analytics and reporting facilitate adaptive decision-making and evidence-driven scaling of emerging technology skilling initiatives.
The training centres are mandated to install an Aadhaar-enabled biometric attendance system (AEBAS) machine to keep track of candidates’ attendance for the training. To ensure compliance, the payment to the training centres has been linked to attendance. Concurrent Monitoring of training centres and candidate skilling lifecycle progress by using the monitoring tools, such as Call Validation, Surprise Centre Visits, Virtual Verification, Outcome outcome-based payment to training centres is also put in place.
NAPS:- Under NAPS, a National Steering Committee (NSC) and a Scheme Monitoring and Review Committee (SMRC) have been established at the central level to monitor the scheme. Similarly, State Implementation Review Committees (SIRCs) have been constituted at the State/UT level.
JSS:- MSDE monitors the implementation of the Scheme through periodic review meetings and field visits. The scheme implementation is also monitored through the Skill India Digital Hub (SIDH) portal. At the State level, the monitoring and supervision of the JSSs is done by the Regional Directorate of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (RDSDEs). The RDSDE officials periodically visit and inspect the JSS under their jurisdiction for effective monitoring. A 16-member committee known as Board of Management (BoM) has been established in each JSS, which periodically reviews the programmes implemented by the JSS.
CTS:- DGT periodically reviews the affiliation standards and norms for ITIs to ensure their relevance and effectiveness. The curriculum of courses under the CTS is also updated regularly in consultation with industry partners, to incorporate the latest technological advancements and evolving skill requirements—ensuring that the training remains aligned with market demand. Further, the respective State Governments, in coordination with the Central Government, conduct periodic joint inspections of ITIs, which ensures standards in infrastructure, faculty qualifications, curriculum implementation, and training delivery in ITIs are up to date.
Annexure
The details of number of candidates trained and certified, State-wise/UT-wise under various schemes of MSDE, during the last five years, year-wise.
(i) JSS :
State/UTs
2021-22
2022-23
2023-24
2024-25
2025-26
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Andaman and Nicobar
900
900
1,800
1,800
1,800
1,800
1,800
1,800
1,797
1,790
Andhra Pradesh
11,699
11,671
16,200
16,169
10,800
10,779
10,769
10,767
10,795
10,785
Arunachal Pradesh
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Assam
9,139
8,996
12,600
12,599
9,000
8,995
10,799
10,798
10,798
10,777
Bihar
28,769
27,709
56,594
55,901
37,786
37,747
36,733
35,898
37,073
35,853
Chandigarh
1,600
1,600
2,700
2,698
1,800
1,799
1,770
1,507
1,462
1,455
Chhattisgarh
18,151
18,002
37,777
36,042
23,376
23,374
24,967
24,844
25,158
25,099
Dadra And Nagar Haveli And Daman And Diu
2,379
2,376
3,255
3,214
3,179
3,059
2,417
2,377
3,197
3,197
Delhi
5,440
5,409
8,099
8,067
5,398
5,391
5,391
5,385
5,363
5,338
Goa
1,740
1,740
2,700
2,640
1,800
1,800
1,700
1,700
1,799
1,798
Gujarat
19,228
19,068
23,917
23,741
14,160
14,020
14,311
14,307
14,889
14,889
Haryana
8,939
8,691
10,728
10,194
7,181
6,959
3,333
3,225
3,437
3,353
Himachal Pradesh
8,424
8,406
28,244
28,090
18,630
18,621
18,052
17,945
18,865
18,806
Jammu And Kashmir
2,396
2,067
500
-
1,020
1,020
680
559
2,297
2,297
Jharkhand
9,964
9,924
25,220
24,845
22,439
22,426
20,976
20,915
23,063
22,978
Karnataka
18,735
18,731
31,492
31,441
21,532
21,518
21,509
21,501
21,377
21,356
Kerala
16,148
16,147
24,300
24,175
16,198
16,195
15,929
15,890
16,199
16,139
Ladakh
-
-
600
-
212
-
-
-
717
717
Lakshadweep
-
-
1,481
1,401
1,772
1,772
900
900
999
999
Madhya Pradesh
52,222
51,720
70,259
69,712
49,089
49,025
51,477
51,302
52,082
52,063
Maharashtra
38,479
37,015
52,934
52,709
37,273
37,249
36,861
36,808
37,612
37,552
Manipur
6,285
6,164
10,278
8,676
7,197
7,037
7,219
7,219
7,200
7,065
Meghalaya
-
-
1,660
1,660
1,800
1,800
1,780
1,780
1,759
1,759
Mizoram
900
887
2,472
2,472
1,800
1,800
963
945
922
919
Nagaland
1,812
1,778
1,999
1,877
2,631
2,619
540
540
2,560
2,540
Odisha
40,635
40,325
71,765
70,435
50,828
50,414
52,123
51,983
52,151
52,086
Punjab
3,567
3,567
4,138
4,138
3,560
3,560
2,980
2,978
3,458
3,457
Rajasthan
12,443
12,373
20,651
20,632
14,831
14,781
15,534
15,469
16,180
16,161
Tamil Nadu
14,045
13,970
19,784
19,503
14,780
14,760
15,124
14,962
15,818
15,703
Telangana
10,398
10,378
15,639
15,618
10,300
10,299
10,787
10,786
10,793
10,789
Tripura
2,610
2,592
5,397
5,397
3,600
3,600
3,480
3,458
3,567
3,560
Uttar Pradesh
88,648
87,918
1,22,510
1,22,288
84,573
84,521
82,475
81,776
82,532
82,178
Uttarakhand
12,433
12,369
20,687
20,256
14,393
14,388
13,978
13,969
14,304
14,300
West Bengal
13,868
13,842
17,904
17,570
12,599
12,575
13,133
13,096
14,118
14,084
(ii) PMKVY:
TC State
FY-21-22
FY-22-23
FY-23-24
FY-24-25
FY-25-26
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Andaman And Nicobar Islands
613
656
310
480
648
131
909
939
30
-
Andhra Pradesh
13,199
12,988
5,798
6,807
32,449
19,163
35,471
23,085
3,094
3,759
Arunachal Pradesh
8,884
10,808
667
3,624
4,152
705
10,054
5,934
125
510
Assam
24,517
36,441
8,721
11,112
38,190
17,278
75,182
46,316
5,902
7,609
Bihar
47,643
32,762
12,213
18,270
23,613
12,506
99,982
54,471
4,451
13,039
Chandigarh
893
757
491
383
319
253
628
512
148
112
Chhattisgarh
9,495
7,355
4,356
3,192
8,385
4,956
16,452
10,377
490
834
Delhi
19,965
14,884
2,262
4,197
10,686
6,149
12,277
8,441
2,769
2,701
Goa
604
358
176
222
183
26
236
305
12
-
Gujarat
35,001
27,300
6,503
6,501
19,975
8,941
39,762
27,300
949
1,820
Haryana
18,191
13,087
8,963
7,322
27,411
12,966
75,942
50,803
8,308
15,887
Himachal Pradesh
8,724
7,426
3,539
4,186
5,348
3,644
19,341
12,843
3,582
3,479
Jammu And Kashmir
21,339
9,121
7,352
17,023
28,895
15,280
85,557
68,307
4,689
8,523
Jharkhand
34,233
20,901
5,302
6,828
8,796
5,321
30,034
17,835
1,785
3,434
Karnataka
23,153
18,579
8,410
7,790
13,025
6,631
69,486
32,251
7,339
22,515
Kerala
12,968
9,501
5,673
6,514
8,832
4,416
10,449
5,427
1,118
1,268
Ladakh
731
10
246
437
445
247
312
345
-
17
Lakshadweep
120
-
-
52
-
-
120
-
-
-
Madhya Pradesh
46,659
31,622
21,345
22,506
34,884
19,849
2,59,871
1,47,966
16,686
45,163
Maharashtra
39,864
31,508
14,913
16,940
35,284
16,746
75,368
45,334
8,180
13,360
Manipur
6,424
6,111
1,146
2,295
2,879
572
20,798
13,124
1,067
1,711
Meghalaya
3,406
3,875
1,245
1,928
2,502
1,024
7,938
3,952
1,168
1,150
Mizoram
4,742
3,970
1,162
1,455
3,533
1,055
6,871
3,586
1,384
1,342
Nagaland
4,184
2,793
1,803
2,952
3,830
1,269
7,299
4,311
662
905
Odisha
12,645
10,966
12,116
7,526
21,457
12,296
26,231
16,399
2,189
2,522
Puducherry
1,622
1,756
689
834
1,556
1,087
3,096
1,756
646
745
Punjab
18,539
14,257
7,568
6,963
11,836
6,377
1,06,699
79,907
10,259
16,966
Rajasthan
38,511
32,927
9,232
13,781
23,564
11,379
2,80,156
2,03,959
10,856
36,673
Sikkim
1,322
959
381
602
2,802
714
2,874
1,041
-
228
Tamil Nadu
29,057
17,250
8,029
12,811
34,533
19,093
85,689
62,587
10,786
16,178
Telangana
13,107
9,440
8,040
6,804
15,390
10,885
22,188
16,038
6,344
5,829
The Dadra And Nagar Haveli And Daman And Diu
252
175
31
33
301
107
1,407
883
75
337
Tripura
4,490
7,476
1,608
2,342
5,081
2,719
14,363
8,995
1,906
1,724
Uttar Pradesh
69,015
52,949
25,568
31,373
71,771
35,731
4,63,503
3,10,748
28,823
63,747
Uttarakhand
10,522
7,358
2,942
3,945
11,669
6,442
35,364
22,470
3,650
5,316
West Bengal
31,406
21,472
12,370
12,672
25,768
12,157
36,410
22,231
3,916
5,277
(iii) CTS:
State/UT
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS
531
406
450
371
481
337
838
669
829
ANDHRA PRADESH
45612
36404
48110
36293
50568
36667
52447
41127
54213
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
497
379
674
532
733
496
669
474
697
ASSAM
3500
3105
3548
2923
5325
3369
4256
3212
5725
BIHAR
110399
92905
90830
66765
125625
88903
116293
80518
116754
CHANDIGARH
910
801
907
732
1083
719
898
642
1175
CHHATTISGARH
22320
18415
20816
16841
24226
11078
22237
11496
23970
DELHI
8774
7810
9261
7817
10288
5619
9368
5827
10970
GOA
2080
1836
2126
1795
2255
1365
2161
1400
2404
GUJARAT
81236
57066
84648
57363
98454
45688
78811
44783
90790
HARYANA
49032
40668
45161
33725
54944
30924
51465
32738
53477
HIMACHAL PRADESH
20332
18992
22691
19944
23371
17649
18801
14082
16973
JAMMU AND KASHMIR
8062
6625
8130
6244
8504
4708
8226
5034
10047
JHARKHAND
29760
23129
35573
25653
40108
27841
40263
28360
48331
KARNATAKA
66238
48183
73068
46806
78724
45322
64447
44229
71839
KERALA
35493
32046
34741
30168
33196
23713
30445
21946
30132
LADAKH
171
137
326
234
368
209
375
263
421
LAKSHADWEEP
374
301
303
227
360
220
341
167
210
MADHYA PRADESH
63306
44911
69194
45275
73224
41247
69309
40785
79970
MAHARASHTRA
112997
93507
121884
95802
128009
84035
115889
80573
130810
MANIPUR
108
60
668
443
812
389
721
320
894
MEGHALAYA
508
439
738
538
714
522
992
720
1000
MIZORAM
256
203
334
216
396
205
260
185
328
NAGALAND
186
161
267
212
240
136
379
252
324
ODISHA
57401
36884
54005
35122
65801
40042
54855
36693
61348
PUDUCHERRY
689
524
737
485
796
415
695
391
704
PUNJAB
39992
28742
39986
28115
43997
22465
40370
24695
44247
RAJASTHAN
95342
63910
99263
62042
109648
61841
90937
54729
88418
SIKKIM
181
169
424
369
312
181
353
258
431
TAMIL NADU
28496
22427
35078
24610
41127
20094
35466
20301
39119
TELANGANA
27183
21725
26480
18530
29579
18096
33583
21416
40452
THE DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI AND DAMAN AND DIU
443
395
666
532
908
534
822
515
841
TRIPURA
1603
1234
2470
1444
2452
886
2240
1181
2714
UTTAR PRADESH
273714
181248
269106
168207
333024
184475
317044
189012
385871
UTTARAKHAND
8918
6992
10807
7297
11499
6898
8661
5527
11526
WEST BENGAL
29207
24786
37711
30861
44211
33583
40216
32734
42323
(iv) NAPS:
Name of State
2022-23
2023-24
2024-25
2025-26
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Trained
Certified
Andaman And Nicobar Islands
41
2
48
12
199
22
177
73
Andhra Pradesh
16,424
4,428
21,701
4,957
22,075
6,963
26,446
4,952
Arunachal Pradesh
42
0
65
7
66
32
204
29
Assam
9,660
2,787
8,174
1,800
5,801
2,240
10,028
1,719
Bihar
5,543
1,148
5,317
1,323
5,502
1,905
9,013
1,660
Chandigarh
668
233
1,231
224
1,692
226
1,739
426
Chhattisgarh
4,875
4,049
5,249
3,281
5,362
3,359
6,820
3,429
Delhi
15,817
786
15,957
1,567
22,471
2,494
30,330
3,216
Goa
4,406
247
11,882
410
11,770
1,288
12,412
1,580
Gujarat
76,222
28,759
83,957
23,146
90,796
27,004
1,09,027
22,356
Haryana
62,867
23,201
66,714
22,002
66,504
20,106
85,979
20,759
Himachal Pradesh
6,825
689
10,212
950
9,257
1,458
10,891
1,837
Jammu And Kashmir
989
227
859
87
1,026
330
1,230
241
Jharkhand
9,151
6,994
11,883
5,719
9,686
5,409
10,674
5,207
Karnataka
58,629
7,023
78,457
10,008
92,843
15,186
1,16,343
21,066
Kerala
11,275
7,988
13,104
6,665
15,317
6,730
15,519
6,298
Ladakh
28
4
66
31
50
23
19
28
Lakshadweep
9
19
6
9
8
8
14
8
Madhya Pradesh
21,205
7,132
22,706
5,570
26,823
6,378
34,210
8,790
Maharashtra
1,86,010
28,385
2,63,245
42,902
2,78,423
68,949
3,01,910
70,316
Manipur
32
9
18
1
187
7
219
5
Meghalaya
181
17
212
33
328
21
175
46
Mizoram
4
0
12
1
146
0
280
13
Nagaland
22
0
15
1
24
3
40
4
Odisha
10,458
4,740
10,755
5,442
10,757
5,420
12,416
4,979
Puducherry
1,343
443
2,469
324
4,268
362
5,953
380
Punjab
15,361
3,208
14,761
3,348
15,510
4,659
25,649
3,940
Rajasthan
15,204
4,039
18,230
3,891
22,328
4,699
32,243
5,244
Sikkim
202
20
298
18
439
13
508
51
Tamil Nadu
72,311
12,716
1,01,553
9,346
1,01,788
11,766
1,43,236
12,200
Telangana
31,821
8,398
37,775
9,156
34,017
12,782
47,501
11,323
The Dadra And Nagar Haveli And Daman AND Diu
1,006
67
2,878
81
3,570
179
4,100
329
Tripura
368
18
383
90
449
163
533
171
Uttar Pradesh
56,946
13,835
71,505
14,461
78,966
14,789
1,06,269
16,775
Uttarakhand
16,436
1,968
21,058
1,999
22,887
2,771
30,643
4,086
West Bengal
26,109
3,523
29,538
4,103
23,324
7,314
35,153
6,517
This information was given by the Minister of State (Independent Charge), Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE), Shri Jayant Chaudhary in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha today.
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Source attribution: Press Information Bureau, Government of India.