STL has announced plans to open a new training centre in Telangana. This initiative will support the state’s digital transformation and provide modern training for local talent.
Investment for Growth
STL, a leading company in digital and optical solutions, will invest INR 50 crore in a training centre. The facility, spread over 10 acres, will train individuals in fibre network deployment. The centre will be vital for the success of Bharatnet, a program that aims to provide high-speed internet across India.
Building Telangana’s Digital Future
Telangana’s government has launched the Telangana Fiber Grid Corporation Ltd to create a digital backbone for the state. To support this, a skilled local workforce is essential. The new centre will help accelerate fibre installation, improve connectivity, and enhance the user experience.
Learning Next-Gen Technology
STL has already implemented a similar fibre skilling program in the UK. Now, the Telangana centre will offer training in Smart Fibre Deployment and next-gen technologies like AI, robotics, and defence systems. The centre will use advanced methods such as robotic trenching and GIS visualization to bring fast internet to remote areas.
Economic Impact and Employment
This effort will drive economic growth and create jobs in rural communities. The initiative supports India’s vision of self-reliance by improving local manufacturing and technological innovation. It will also attract industrial interest and help develop a strong technology ecosystem in Telangana.
Commitment to Digital Infrastructure
STL’s CEO, Praveen Cherian, emphasized the company’s dedication to building India’s digital infrastructure. He said the new centre is an important step in supporting digital transformation in Telangana. The project will attract industry and give the local economy a boost, positioning Telangana as a hub for technology and innovation.
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