Our Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has been busy travelling across the globe in a bid to woo organisations to invest in his ambitious 'Make in India' campaign. Thankfully, he has found one in his own backyard. In a major boost to the campaign, the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur has decided to offer a course on 'Industrial relations and Make in India: emerging trends’ between July 11 and 17. The main focus of the course will be on changes to the Industrial Disputes Act with an aim to make the PM’s pet campaign a success.

The second course will work on exploring the impact of labour laws on industrial relations, and will educate participants on how to restore industrial harmony through industrial democracy. It will also study on the changing nature of trade unions and preventive measures for industrial disputes.

Jayant Bhattacharya, professor of mining and environmental engineering at IIT-Kharagpur, said that the institute will invite experienced luminaries from various public services and industry to gain from their valuable inputs.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi releasing the logo at the inauguration of the “MAKE IN INDIA”, in New Delhi | Source : Articles Discussion