Engineers key to accelerating Kalyana Karnataka’s development: KKRDB Secretary

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Engineers at critical junctures in Karnataka’s growth trajectory are being empowered through a new initiative spearheaded by the State’s technical leadership. The Karnataka Congress Regional Development Board (KKRDB) recently launched a two-day technical training programme designed to enhance the capabilities of government engineers from Bidar, Kalaburagi, and Yadgir districts.

The event underscores the state’s commitment to strengthening human capital in infrastructure and development sectors. Participants engaged in advanced modules covering project planning, resource optimization, and sustainable engineering practices. “This initiative is vital for translating technical expertise into actionable solutions that drive progress,” said S. K. Sharma, KKRDB Secretary.

The training reflects a strategic move to ensure the state’s engineering workforce remains at the forefront of innovation and efficiency. As Karnataka continues to focus on infrastructure and economic expansion, these efforts are seen as pivotal in supporting long-term development goals.

Sources include statements from KKRDB officials and regional development experts. The programme remains a testament to the state’s proactive approach in nurturing talent.

Sources: The Hindu – National
Source URL: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/karnataka/engineers-key-to-accelerating-kalyana-karnatakas-development-kkrdb-secretary/article71179118.ece

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