New Delhi, India –The ASDC Partners’ Forum was successfully held by the Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) on July 12, 2024, at the Indian Habitat Center in New Delhi. Leaders in the industry, specialists, and interested parties gathered to talk about the future of the automobile industry at this important event. The theme for this year, “Collaborate, Empower, Accelerate, Achieve,” highlighted ASDC’s commitment to promoting empowerment and unity within the sector in order to achieve success as a whole. As honorary guests, Drs. Neetu Bhagat, Deputy Director of AICTE, Suhas Deshmukh, Director of NCVET, and Rodney Reviere, Cluster Coordinator of GIZ India, stressed the critical role that skill development plays in furthering industry advancement. Arindam Lahiri, CEO of ASDC, and Vice President Vinkesh Gulati also offered their opinions.
This yearly partner’s forum is essential to uniting us in order to accomplish our shared objectives. Through collaboration and idea exchange, we may support one another in overcoming obstacles and discovering fresh chances for development. The ASDC is committed to supporting programs that enhance the knowledge and skills of our young people, making sure they are equipped for the workforce. Our dedication is further demonstrated by our recent partnership with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to introduce the National Automobile Olympiad (NAO) 2024, for which over 850 schools have already registered. These kinds of programs not only include and motivate students all around India, but they also demonstrate the enormous difference that group efforts like this forum can make.”
Mr. FR Singhvi, President of ASDC, highlighted the importance of the event, stating, “This annual partner’s forum is crucial for bringing us together to achieve our common goals. By working together and sharing ideas, we can help each other tackle challenges and find new opportunities for growth. ASDC is dedicated to promoting skill development initiatives that improve the abilities and expertise of our youth, ensuring they are well-prepared for their careers. Our recent collaboration with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to launch the National Automobile Olympiad (NAO) 2024, with over 850 schools already registered, further underscores our commitment. Such initiatives not only engage and inspire students across India but also highlight the significant impact we can make through collective efforts like this forum.”
The announcement that ASDC and BYD will be working together to start the annual BYD Innovate-a-thon competition was one of the forum’s highlights this year. Through the promotion of creativity, teamwork, innovation, sustainability, and excellence, this competition seeks to bring students from various academic backgrounds together in the Electric Vehicle Domain. With an MOU exchange and a presentation by Mr. Rajeev Chauhan & Ms. Shivani Chaudhary, who will act as BYD’s spokespersons, BYD formally launched this effort at the ASDC Partners’ Forum.
Every year, students from all disciplines come together for the BYD and ASDC Innovate-a-thon in the Electric Vehicle Domain, which promotes excellence, creativity, teamwork, and invention. Energize Your Love for Electric Cars with the 2024 BYD Innovate-a-Thon. There will be three rounds to the competition: the first two will take place online, and the last round will take place offline.
With an eye toward the future, ASDC is dedicated to carrying out its objective of supporting development and progress in the automotive sector. New projects and collaborations will be sparked by the knowledge and contacts gained during this year’s forum. The objectives of ASDC are to foster innovation, empower its players, and quicken the expansion of the sector. The organization’s continued commitment to developing a workforce capable of meeting the industry’s changing expectations will guarantee a bright future for all partners and stakeholders.
