CGSSC is delighted to release the volume 11 of the newsletter, “YANTRASHILP” to present the key highlights from the journey of the Capital Goods & Strategic Skill Council towards building a “Skilled India” in the first quarter of the financial year 2026-27.
This edition reflects a duration of sustained efforts in strengthening the capital goods sector through strategic skilling initiatives, meaningful industry collaborations, and impactful outreach.
It begins with messages from the Chairman and CEO, outlining CGSSC’s forward-looking vision and reinforcing its commitment to creating an industry-aligned, future-ready workforce. Over the course of the year, CGSSC deepened its industry engagement through key collaborations, MoUs, and focused industry and cluster meets, facilitating alignment with evolving industry needs.
Collaborations & MoUs
During these months, CGSSC expanded its collaboration with Industries, Centers of Excellence and Higher Education Institutions, aimed at strengthening industry-oriented skill development
- CGSSC x CMAC partnership
- CGSSC x Assam Skill University partnership
- CGSSC x Wadhwani Foundation partnership
The Council’s state-level engagements ensured the effective implementation of skilling initiatives aligned with regional and national priorities. Through flagship programs, CGSSC facilitated large-scale skill development, supporting both employment and entrepreneurship. These efforts translated into successful placement drives, including international opportunities, thereby broadening career pathways for skilled candidates.
Beyond skilling, CGSSC continued to foster engagement and inclusivity through CSR, knowledge sharing at BRICS Meeting, and participation in the WorldSkills Competition, showcasing India’s technical excellence. The year also marked a steady expansion in CGSSC’s membership base, reflecting growing industry trust and collaboration.
In essence, “Yantrashilp” encapsulates the months of progress, partnerships, and purpose, reaffirming CGSSC’s commitment to driving a skilled, competitive, and globally relevant workforce for India’s capital goods sector.
