Overview
- Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Monday inaugurated a newly built co-educational senior secondary school in Dwarka with capacity for 2,000 students, a 120‑bed women’s hostel at NSUT’s East Campus, and Centres of Excellence at ITI Jahangirpuri, ITI Dhirpur and ITI Narela.
- The three ITI Centres of Excellence will offer hands-on training in areas such as industrial automation, robotics, CNC machining, digital manufacturing and renewable energy, with Jahangirpuri and Dhirpur projected to train about 1,000 and 1,200 trainees annually respectively and Narela focusing on green energy skills.
- Foundation stones were laid for larger projects that remain at the planning or construction stage, including the G. B. Pant Integrated College and Polytechnic in Okhla and an Advanced Manufacturing Lab plus a new Faculty Office Building at NSUT’s main campus.
- Government statements describe the G. B. Pant project as increasing campus capacity from roughly 2,880 to about 7,000 students and the Advanced Manufacturing Lab as targeting industry‑oriented training for around 2,000 students, but those figures are project targets rather than completed outcomes.
- Framed under the Seva Sankalp Campaign, officials say the combined openings and foundation‑laying aim to boost access, link education to employment and foster entrepreneurship, with outcomes to depend on construction timelines and the operational rollout of the new training programmes.