A new HCL campus, which provides jobs to 5,000 engineers additionally, is coming up at the Hi-Tech City in Hyderabad soon. HCL Technologies Chairperson Roshni Nadar Malhotra called on Chief Minister Sri A Revanth Reddy at the Secretariat on Friday and invited the CM for the inauguration of the new campus.

The Chief Minister explained to the HCL Company representatives about the state government’s endeavour to promote education and skill development programs during the meeting. The CM expressed hope that HCL will also join as a partner in the Young India Skill University to expand educational resources along with better training for students. The government is committed to working with HCL for skill development to benefit the youth to get jobs in the state, the CM said.

CM Revanth Reddy appreciated the efforts made by HCL to create employment opportunities in the state and is ready to extend the government’s support and cooperation to the company. The Chief Minister asserted that the strategic partnership with HCL will provide jobs to the youth and also contribute to the economic growth of the state.

Roshni Nadar said that the HCL is ready to join as a partner in the skill development programs launched by the state government and empower the youth. HCL GUVI will develop the enhancement of the technological capabilities along with providing job opportunities. Further, she said that the company’s partnership with the Telangana government will empower the learners by imparting skills required by the industry and also produce aspiring technologists.

The CM and the HCL company representatives also discussed Skill University and plans to expand the HCL educational programs to other universities in Telangana to benefit more people.

HCL launched its expertise arm GUVI two years ago. It offers technical courses in indigenous languages aiming to remove language barriers in technical education.