Lucknow,

03 Oct (HS): The Uttar Pradesh government announced on Friday that Project

Praveen will provide vocational training in government secondary schools across

the state for the fiscal year 2025-26. According to an official announcement,

the Uttar Pradesh Kaushal Vikas Mission has set benchmarks for training

providers to achieve. According to the Kaushal Vikas Mission's directives,

training providers must create training centers in compliance with the rules

and, after receiving clearance from the district programme management unit,

must commence training batches by October 20, 2025, according to the statement.

During this event, enrolled trainees will get complimentary study

materials. Representatives from the

district programme management unit will be present during the distribution

procedure, according to the government.

According

to the statement, training providers must also post at least three images of

study material delivery and batch beginning, as well as a distribution

acknowledgement document that has been officially certified by the district

programme management unit, to the mission portal. This action would ensure

openness and accountability, it stated.

The

Yogi Adityanath ministry stated that, in addition to traditional education,

job-related skills are critical for preparing young people for future problems.

Project Praveen fulfills this ambition by providing secondary school students

with not just technical training but also free access to critical study materials,

according to the statement. Priya Singh, the Additional Mission Director of the

Uttar Pradesh Kaushal Vikas Mission, reviewed the status of ongoing

registrations for the India Skills Competition 2025 on Friday.

She

also met with the district project management units (DPMUs) and directed them

to speed the registration process. The official stated that all districts in

Uttar Pradesh will run specific marketing to encourage participation in the

tournament. Singh stated that extensive publicizing, counselling camps, and

institutional cooperation should be implemented as soon as possible to connect

kids with skill competitions. With the registration deadline extended to

October 15, 2025, she directed all district project management units to conduct

direct engagement with targeted youngsters to achieve an increase in

registrations. The

competition's website, https://www.skillindiadigital.gov.in, provides detailed

information and registration options.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi