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India Rolls Out Five Green Skills and Applied AI Centres as Hyderabad Green Pharma CoE Readies for August

The public‑private programme aims to train 100,000 youth by 2030 to build an AI-enabled workforce supporting green manufacturing for life sciences.

Overview

  • The University of Lucknow centre was inaugurated on July 17 as the third hub in the national network established by 1M1B Foundation and Microsoft in partnership with MeitY Startup Hub.
  • Telangana officials said a Hyderabad Centre of Excellence focused on Green Pharma will be operational by August and will train youth in AI applications for sustainable drug manufacturing.
  • The five planned sites are Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Noida and Shillong and the network sets targets to engage 100,000 learners by 2030 and create pathways to 50,000 jobs.
  • Each centre will offer hands‑on learning zones for applied AI, solar and EV technologies, industry projects, internships, mentorship and incubation to link learners with employers.
  • Microsoft will contribute technology and employee mentorship while 1M1B will run implementation and job‑linkage efforts, aligning the programme with state life‑sciences policies and Telangana’s Green Pharma City goals.