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Jharkhand: Bundu ITI trainee lands high-paying job in Hong Kong, inspires youth

  Jamshedpur, April 23: In a story of perseverance and skill, 23-year-old Dev Krishna Suman from Gosaidih village in Bundu block of…

Jharkhand: Bundu ITI trainee lands high-paying job in Hong Kong, inspires youth

 

Jamshedpur, April 23: In a story of perseverance and skill, 23-year-old Dev Krishna Suman from Gosaidih village in Bundu block of Ranchi district has secured an international placement in Hong Kong, highlighting the transformative power of vocational training.

From Modest Roots to Big Dreams

Dev, son of schoolteacher Budheshwar Gorai and tailor Shobha Devi, grew up in a modest household where education remained a priority despite financial constraints. A meritorious student, he was among the top performers in the Jharkhand Board examinations in 2018.

Facing financial challenges, Dev began teaching local students while continuing his studies at St. Xavier’s Inter College. Managing two batches of nearly 30 students each, he supported himself while building confidence, discipline and leadership skills.

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Skill Training at ITI Tamar

In 2020, he enrolled in the Turner trade at ITI Tamar, supported by the Tata Steel Foundation in partnership with the Government of Jharkhand. Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, he completed his training with 100% attendance.

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Dev secured a campus placement with CTC India and gained hands-on experience in Gamharia, followed by an apprenticeship in Jamshedpur. Between 2023 and 2025, he worked as a CNC programmer, sharpening his technical expertise and mastering advanced machining techniques.

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Coveted Overseas Placement

His breakthrough came after clearing a competitive selection process conducted by Tata Steel Technical Institute, where he secured the sole overseas opportunity. In 2026, he joined VSC Construction Steel Solutions Limited in Hong Kong with a monthly salary of around ₹2.08 lakh, along with additional benefits.

Inspiration for Youth

Dev’s achievement is a proud moment for his family and ITI Tamar and reflects the growing impact of skill-based education. His journey from a small village to an international career stands as a strong example of determination, hard work and opportunity.

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