India Mining Workforce: 5.7 Million to Be Trained Under
India plans to train 5.7 million professionals under the National Critical Minerals Mission to develop a skilled India mining workforce and reduce import dependence.
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Mo Shine covers the geopolitics, logistics and diplomacy of critical-mineral extraction in the Global South, with a focus on how African statecraft shapes what investors and operators can actually build. He spent more than a decade in newspaper journalism, as sub-editor and executive editor, and has worked with Skillings since 2009. His current work tracks the Lobito Corridor and other Western-backed rail routes, and what they change for working capital, regional diplomacy and operator resilience across the Central African Copperbelt.
India plans to train 5.7 million professionals under the National Critical Minerals Mission to develop a skilled India mining workforce and reduce import dependence.
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