Over a concrete ramp, four young boys in bright red jumpsuits lean over a bruised car door, knocking away at dents and scratches, marked in circles with a pen, with a steady movement of their hands. The Toyota logo is printed on their sleeves. The hammering continues well past noon when, as in an assembly manufacturing line, they disperse quietly for a half-hour lunch break.

These boys, all in their early 20s, are, however, not manning a factory shopfloor. As students of the Sir C.V. Raman Industrial Training Institute in north Delhi’s Dheerpur area, they are getting their first taste of a modern workplace, immersing themselves in the latest auto repair techniques, intricacies of car painting and shading with the aid of computers.........click for more

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