‘Digital and physical infrastructure with skills will drive India’s economic growth’

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S.Krishnan, Secretary, Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, astatine  the 2nd  signifier   of Bajaj Engineering Skills Training (BEST) centre astatine  SASTRA (Deemed University) successful  Thanjavur connected  Saturday.

S.Krishnan, Secretary, Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, astatine the 2nd signifier of Bajaj Engineering Skills Training (BEST) centre astatine SASTRA (Deemed University) successful Thanjavur connected Saturday. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

A blend of integer and carnal infrastructure with skills is indispensable to execute India’s extremity to go the world’s 3rd largest system by 2030, S. Krishnan, Secretary, Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, said successful Thanjavur connected Saturday.

Delivering the Nani Palkhivala Memorial Lecture hosted by SASTRA (Deemed University) connected Saturday, Mr. Krishnan highlighted the accelerated maturation of the integer economy, which is expected to beryllium 20% of Indian system by 2030 from 12% successful 2021-22.

Mr. Krishnan focused connected the economical imaginable of the increasing export marketplace for Indian physics components.

Mr. Krishnan inaugurated the institution’s 2nd signifier of Bajaj Engineering Skills Training (BEST) centre that comprises of facilities for electronics manufacturing, firmware development, e-mobility, semiconductor testing, and packaging assembly line.

Ranjan Bandhopadhyay, main quality resources officer, Tata Electronics, and K. Sureshabu, founder, Caliber Interconnects, signed a Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with SASTRA, aimed astatine promoting capableness gathering successful electronics manufacture and semiconductor accumulation respectively connected Saturday.

Ravi Kyran, main quality resources officer, Bajaj Auto, and S. Vaidhyasubramaniam, SASTRA Vice-Chancellor, spoke.

Published - April 04, 2026 06:24 p.m. IST

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