NCRTC and IIT Roorkee Collaborate on Urban Mobility Innovation

The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) and IIT Roorkee have signed an MoU to enhance research and capacity building in urban transport. This collaboration aims to merge academic expertise with practical implementation to address urban mobility challenges and promote sustainable transportation solutions through joint research, training, and innovation.

NCRTC and IIT Roorkee Collaborate on Urban Mobility Innovation
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The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) has inked a groundbreaking partnership with IIT Roorkee aimed at advancing research, innovation, and capacity building in urban transport. This significant memorandum of understanding was signed in the presence of influential leaders from both organizations.

According to an official statement, the collaboration seeks to blend IIT Roorkee's academic prowess with NCRTC’s practical experience in implementing the Namo Bharat system, focusing on addressing urban mobility challenges. The partnership strives to foster technology-driven solutions and enhance domestic capabilities, aligning with the vision of 'Viksit Bharat'.

Jointly, they will embark on research projects that offer practical solutions, with NCRTC providing real-world problem scenarios for academic exploration. Students will benefit from internship opportunities, while workshops and training sessions will aim to upskill NCRTC personnel. The collaboration promises to stimulate knowledge exchange and workforce development for future infrastructure initiatives.

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