Isn't it quite ironic that the Indian government offers such a course when its stance regarding cryptocurrencies is still on the negative? It doesn't make sense to me on how would the government encourage people to learn something on a field wherein the authorities themselves do not recognize as a legitimate/legal scene. Anyway though, blockchain and crypto coding courses are becoming more and more popular and in demand as the days go by. This just means that the blockchain and cryptocurrencies opened up a new pot of gold for developers who are looking for jobs that has long been saturated by a lot of professionals already.
Yes, it's actually very sad.Cryptocurrencies are prohibited,but it is possible to teach specialists in this industry.I think there's a discrepancy.
Afaik, Blockchain Technology can be used to anything, not just cryptocurrency.
India, also other Asian countries who don't support cryptocurrency, but supports Blockchain Technology, the reason maybe they think it can be used for good.
There was a news a year or 2 ago from a country where Bitcoin is banned (I don't remember the country), the news was about Blockchain Technology for the mobile operators to implement into their system and get rid off from the traditional ones. They were planning it, sorry to say I don't know the current update.