Hemant Soren: The chief minister of Jharkhand, Hemant Soren, has initiated a program focusing on skill enhancement and generating new job opportunities for the young population of the state.
Government Plans to Set Up IDTR in Jamshedpur
The Institute of Driving Training and Research (IDTR) is going to be set up by collaboration between the transport department of Jharkhand and Tata Motors. An MoU is likely to be signed. Modern technology is going to be used in the institute for driver training, which will enable drivers to have professional skills in their profession.
Focusing on Employment and Skills Development
The IDTR program would generate employment by imparting specialized training to the budding drivers and professionals associated with transport. It seeks to develop the skills of the youth that would enhance their chances of employment in the commercial transport and logistics industries. The government feels that industry-specific training would not only help in developing a skilled workforce but would also aid the growth of the state’s economy.
Modern Training Infrastructure for Youth
The institute would be equipped with the latest training infrastructure and techniques that would help in enhancing the driving skills of the trainees and increasing road safety awareness among them.
Partnership with Tata Motors
The collaboration with Tata Motors brings industry expertise to the project. The company is expected to support the institute with technical knowledge and modern training practices, ensuring that participants receive high-quality professional education. The partnership also reflects the government’s focus on connecting skill development programs with industry requirements.
Boost to Road Safety and Professional Driving
Hemant Soren: Apart from employment generation, the IDTR is expected to contribute to safer roads by promoting scientific driver training and responsible driving habits.
