He said a pilot batch under the government’s skilling initiative with two specialised courses will be started in weeks.
File photo of new Telangana IT Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu. (OffDSB/Facebook)
The Telangana government aims to skill 50,000 local graduates over five to six years to make them industry-ready for life sciences research and manufacturing, Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu said on Wednesday, 28 February.
Speaking at BioAsia, a healthcare and life sciences annual event being held in Hyderabad, he said a pilot batch under the government’s skilling initiative with two specialised courses — medicinal chemistry and analytical chemistry — will be started in weeks.
“Our vision is to expand a strong workforce by skilling nearly 50,000 local graduates over 5-6 years to make them industry-ready for life sciences research and manufacturing. In a weeks’ time, we will start the pilot batch under our skilling initiative with two specialised courses – medicinal chemistry and analytical chemistry,” he said.
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