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India’s auto industry will need 15 million skilled workers by 2022
India’s auto industry will need 15 million skilled workers by 2022

autherShobha Mathur     calendar07 Jul 2015

A report by the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) has cited the need for nearly 15 million (1.5 crore) directly employable people by 2022 in the automobile sector.

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Hero sells millions with the splendor, TVS gains through scooters and Bajaj floats on exports
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autherAutocar Pro News Desk calendar26 Jun 2011

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Will Royal Enfield's made-in-india motor exports influence the rest of the two-wheeler makers to rethink their strategies?

Will Royal Enfield's made-in-india motor exports influence the rest of the two-wheeler makers to rethink their strategies?

Yes

 

69.31%

No

 

12.87%

Maybe

 

17.82%

Total Votes : 101

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