“Game Changer for Viksit Bharat”: translated by Ronnie Screwlaa focuses on the 2025 budget on skill, wide range

Ronnie Screwvala, the institution participating in the promotion of the Federation’s budget 2025-26, praised its strong focus on skills, education and digital communication, describing it as a transformative step towards building India ready in the future.

In response to the advertisements of the Minister of Finance Nermalla Sitraman, Provavala said: “The wonderful focus and messages on skill and building global talents from India -#unionbudget2025. Five national skill centers 👍, open IIT & mbs 👍, which increases the development of the workforce with a focus on the GCC countries Gulf Cooperation 👍.

After presenting the budget, Sitharaman announced the establishment of five national centers for skill, which aims to equip India youth with related skills globally. These centers will focus on curriculum design, trainers training, skills frameworks, and regular performance reviews through international partnerships. The aim of this is to enhance a workforce in line with “Make for India” and “Make for the World” manufacturing aspirations.

In a major step to expand higher education, the Minister of Finance revealed plans to enhance infrastructure at Indian Institutes of Technology (IITS). Over the past decade, the number of IIT students has doubled from 65,000 to 1.35 for Coo .

However, what Screwvala described as “changing the game” is the government’s decision to provide a wide -ranging connection to all government high schools and primary health centers in rural areas under the bharatnet project. This step aims to bridge the digital gap, enhance access to good education, and raise aspirations among students throughout the country.

Sitharaman emphasized that these initiatives are the key to the formation of the growth path in India. She said during her budget speech: “Based on our development record, these measures will prepare our youth for global opportunities while ensuring comprehensive growth at home.”