Trains youth and women (91% from families earning under Rs 20,000/month) since 2007 with in-demand skills in coding, AI, and professional development, helping them break free from poverty. It operates over 100 centres across 22 states with over 450 hiring partners and has trained over 336,000 people; ensured placements of around 70% of certified candidates; reported 240% growth in average household income.
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Anudip Foundation for Social Welfare, a Sector V-based NGO, has started a free course for needy youths that will not just teach them advanced AI but
India’s skilling economy is booming. Every year, thousands of institutions promise employability. Governments announce workforce missions. Corporations launch training partnerships. NGOs publish placement figures with mathematical
Just a few years ago, Yashika struggled to speak in English, hesitated to introduce herself, and viewed technology as a necessity rather than a passion. Today,
