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  • Connected Vehicles Explained: Skills Required to Work in Telematics & IoT

    The modern automobile is no longer just a machine that takes people from one place to another. It is increasingly becoming a connected...

  • Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain: Skills Driving the Next Phase of Mobility

    A car may be assembled in one factory, but its journey begins much earlier. Thousands of components can come from different suppliers, cities and countries before they reach the production line.

  • Growing Force of Women in E-Rickshaw and Fleet Services

    India's mobility sector is witnessing a quiet but powerful transformation. Women are increasingly taking the driver's seat in e-rickshaws...

  • Road Safety Starts with Science: What Every Indian Driver Should Know

    Every journey on India's roads involves thousands of decisions made in a matter of seconds

  • AI in Automotive: How Smart Factories Are Changing Production Lines

    The automotive manufacturing floor is undergoing a fundamental shift. For decades, production efficiency...

  • Skills Needed for Modern Auto Service Technicians

    The role of an auto service technician in India is changing rapidly. A technician who once spent most of the day working on engines...

  • How will Hiring be Different in the New Normal?

    The history of mankind has stood witness to the greatest of civilizations crumbling down to the ground, owing to different pandemics over ages.

  • Emerging Trends in the Automotive Industry

    The automotive world is finally moving towards a long awaited evolution after almost a hundred years.

  • How can Industry Associations Aid to the Skill India Initiatives

    Unemployment in India has been a huge issue for quite some time, and the growth rate is alarming, to say the least.

  • Mechatronics and Robotics: Impact of Fourth Revolution in the Indian Industry

    Mechatronics and robotics are two of biggest game-changers in the whole fourth Industrial Revolution.

  • National Apprentice Promotion Scheme – Strengthening India’s Manpower

    In order to encourage skill development and entrepreneurship in India, government of India, introduced National Apprentice Promotion Scheme (NAPS) – a scheme aiming to promote apprenticeship.

  • Need for workforce evolution in the automotive industry

    Previously, Indian government aimed to achieve a target of switching to 100% electrical vehicles by the year 2030.

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