Rajouri : In a proactive effort to empower young people in the remote Kalakote region of Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian Army has launched a specialized carpentry training program. This vocational course, part of a broader outreach to regions like Rajouri and Reasi, equips youth with essential carpentry skills, opening up new avenues for employment and self-sufficiency.
The initiative highlights the Indian Army’s commitment to not only national security but also towards building resilient, economically vibrant communities across Jammu and Kashmir. The carpentry course aims to provide participants with hands-on skills, enabling them to explore both local and regional job opportunities. Carpentry, a trade in demand across various sectors, offers these individuals a pathway to self-employment, which is crucial in areas where job opportunities are limited.
The program also dovetails with ongoing governmental efforts to promote self-reliance and reduce youth unemployment, reinforcing the Indian Army’s role as a facilitator of social progress. Participants gain practical, on-site experience with the guidance of skilled instructors, who emphasize both technical expertise and business acumen. Beyond job readiness, the course promotes entrepreneurship by encouraging participants to consider launching their own small businesses. This dual focus on employability and entrepreneurship is designed to enhance participants’ economic stability while fostering community development. Through programs like this, the Indian Army continues to demonstrate its commitment to holistic development, showing that its role extends beyond defence to fostering economic empowerment and social growth in under-served regions.
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