The primary objective of the Skill India Mission is to enhance the employability of the Indian workforce by providing skill training, promoting entrepreneurship, and creating a skilled workforce that meets the needs of the industry.

Financial Assistance is not a key component of the Skill India Mission. The key components include Skill Training, Entrepreneurship Development, and Placement Assistance.

The target set by the Skill India Mission for skilling the Indian workforce by 2022 is 400 million.

Retail is not a sector covered under the Skill India Mission. The sectors covered include Agriculture, Manufacturing, and Services.

Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) is the flagship scheme of the Skill India Mission.

Distance Learning is not a mode of skill training under the Skill India Mission. The modes of skill training include Institutional Training, Apprenticeship Training, and On-the-Job Training.

The role of the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) in the Skill India Mission is to coordinate and oversee the implementation of the mission.

Increased foreign direct investment is not a key achievement of the Skill India Mission. The key achievements include Increased participation of women in the workforce, Reduced unemployment rate, and Improved employability of the skilled workforce.

Skill India Portal is the name of the online portal launched by the Government of India to provide information and services related to skill training.

Low awareness about skill training programs is not a challenge faced by the Skill India Mission. The challenges include Lack of infrastructure, Inadequate funding, and Lack of skilled trainers.

Startup India is the name of the initiative launched by the Government of India to promote entrepreneurship among the skilled workforce.

Improved living standards is not a direct benefit of skill training under the Skill India Mission. The direct benefits include Increased employability, Higher wages, and Better job opportunities.

Skill Loan Scheme is the name of the scheme launched by the Government of India to provide financial assistance to skilled workers for setting up their own businesses.

Asian Development Bank is not a partner of the Skill India Mission. The partners include Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, National Skill Development Corporation, and World Bank.

Skill India Summit is the name of the annual event organized by the Government of India to showcase the achievements of the Skill India Mission.