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15 Jul 2026Why isn't E20 petrol cheaper than regular fuel? How ethanol-blended fuel impacts you
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15 Jul 2026World Youth Skills Day: ASDC Equips Over 5 Lakh Learners with Future-Ready Automotive Skills
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14 Jul 2026ASDC trains over 5 lakh learners in FY26 as auto sector demand for skilled workforce rises
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14 Jul 2026ASDC trains over 5 lakh learners in FY26 as auto sector demand for skilled workf .. Read more at: https://auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/asdc-achieves-milestone-by-training-over-5-lakh-learners-amid-rising-automotive-sector-demand/132392
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14 Jul 2026World Youth Skills Day: ASDC Equips Over 5 Lakh Learners with Future-Ready Automotive Skills
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14 Jul 2026What is driving the rapid growth of electric vehicles in India, and how are government policies
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08 Jun 2021Automotive Skill Development Council And Apna.Co Strategic Alliance To Provide Career Counselling And Opportunities For The Automobile Sector Workforce
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08 Jun 2021ASDC and Apna.co strategic alliance to provide career counselling and opportunities.......
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08 Jun 2021Automotive Skill Development Council (ASDC) and Apna.co strategic alliance to provide career counselling and opportunities......
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08 Jun 2021ASDC and Apna.co to provide career counselling opportunities for the Auto sector
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08 Jun 2021ASDC AND APNA.CO PARTNER TO PROVIDE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES..
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02 Jun 2021The world's biggest embedded safety & security event is all set to go entirely virtual
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24 May 2021Why India needs to revise its course curriculum to address EV skill demand
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24 May 2021Why India needs to revise its course curriculum to address EV skill demand
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22 May 2021SIAM hosts 13th lecture on “Electric Vehicles in India: On-Road Safety, Operations & Maintenance”
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22 May 2021SIAM Hosts 13th Lecture On “Electric Vehicles In India: On-Road Safety, Operations & Maintenance”
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22 May 2021E-Vehicles in India: SIAM hosts lecture on on-road safety, operations and maintenance
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22 Apr 2021As two-wheeler sales take a hit, ASDC’s Nikunj Sanghi expects situation to worsen