One of Skill India’s key priorities is to promote inclusive growth, ensuring that women, rural youth, and socio-economically disadvantaged communities have equal access to skill development programs. Special initiatives like the "Seekho Aur Kamao" scheme for minorities, programs for persons with disabilities (PwD), and entrepreneurship training for women have significantly contributed to workforce diversity. Furthermore, through international collaborations, NSDC has enabled Indian professionals to find employment opportunities abroad, strengthening India’s position as a global skills hub.