J&K gets Rs 475 crore for ITI upgrades under PM-SETU

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The National Steering Committee of PM-SETU has approved Rs 475.41 crore for upgrading Industrial Training Institute clusters in Jammu and Srinagar. The Jammu ITI Cluster will receive Rs 240 crore in partnership with Eagle Infra India Limited, and the Srinagar ITI Cluster Rs 235.41 crore with Inderdeep Infra India, the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship said on Friday, 16 October 2026.

J&K gets Rs 475 crore for ITI upgrades under PM-SETU

The approvals are part of five Strategic Investment Plans worth a cumulative Rs 1,194.92 crore cleared for ITI clusters in Jammu and Kashmir, Maharashtra and Odisha. Other approved plans include Rs 240.50 crore for the Kataka ITI Cluster in Odisha with Tata Steel Foundation, Rs 241 crore for the Pune ITI Cluster with BVG India Limited, and Rs 238.01 crore for the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar ITI Cluster with Belrise Industries Limited. With these, the cumulative investment under PM-SETU has reached Rs 3,687 crore.

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Greater Kashmir leads with the Jammu and Kashmir allocation and quotes Secretary Debashree Mukherjee praising the region's progress, while Livemint leads with the total investment figure and names all five industry partners, relying on PTI copy. Both sources present the same set of facts from the official meeting and ministry statement, with no conflicting figures or critical framing. The coverage is uniform straight reporting. The next milestone will be the implementation of the approved plans, including ISO certification and WorldSkills-aligned trades, as encouraged by the committee.

Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral


Sources (2): greaterkashmir.com (neutral report), livemint.com (neutral report)

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