Poonch: An Indian Army-run driving course is making a remarkable impact in the South of Pir Panjal region, empowering local women and transforming their daily lives. Launched in the month of August 2024, this initiative aims to provide essential driving skills to women in the remote and rugged terrain of the region.
The driving course is designed to address the unique transportation challenges faced by women in this area. The program includes hands-on driving lessons, vehicle maintenance training, and safety protocols, all tailored to meet the specific needs of the region’s challenging environment. Participants have praised the course for its effectiveness and the opportunities it has created.
“This course has been a game-changer for me,” said one of the participants. “I now have the freedom to travel independently, which has opened up many new opportunities for work and education.” The Indian army involvement has been crucial in the program’s success. By leveraging military resources and expertise, the initiative has ensured high-quality training and support for participants. “Our goal is to enhance the independence and mobility of women in this region,” said the officer in-charge. “We believe that by equipping them with driving skills, we are contributing to their personal growth and the overall development of the community.” Local leaders and community members have also expressed their support for the initiative, noting its broader social and economic benefits.
The driving course is ongoing, with new sessions planned to accommodate more participants. The Indian army is committed to providing continued support and resources to ensure the program’s long-term success and impact.
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