Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Assam CM Hosts Tribal Students at Semiconductor Plant
The Chief Minister of Assam took around 50 tribal students to see the new Tata factory that makes computer chips.
This visit was part of their training to learn how to work in the chip-making business.
The government wants everyone to have a chance to learn new skills and get good jobs.
The Chief Minister also asked a rebel leader not to cause trouble that would stop companies from investing in Assam, which could hurt job opportunities.
Assam CM organized a visit for tribal students to the upcoming Tata Semiconductor Facility.
The visit was part of their Semiconductor Fabrication and Characterisation Training.
The training aims to prepare students for the semiconductor industry.
The CM emphasized the government's dedication to inclusive development.
The CM appealed to the ULFA-I leader to avoid actions that could harm investments.
- Who
- Assam CM, tribal students, and industry professionals.
- What
- Tribal students visited the upcoming Tata Semiconductor Facility as part of their training.
- When
- Recently, as part of their training.
- Where
- Assam, at the upcoming Tata Semiconductor Facility.
- Why
- To provide hands-on experience and align students' skills with industry needs.
Government
ULFA-I
Impact of ULFA-I actions
Government
Encourages investment and development in Assam, ensuring opportunities for the youth.
ULFA-I
Creating an environment detrimental to investments
- Event
- Exposure visit to Tata Semiconductor Facility
- Participants
- Approximately 50 tribal students
- Training Program
- Semiconductor Fabrication and Characterisation
- Location
- Assam
- Objective
- Industry-ready skills and inclusive development