Three-day training program of Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan concluded in Anuppur
371 tribal villages of the district were selected
CURATED BY – SUSHIL SONI | CITYCHIEFNEWSSushil Soni | City Chief
Anuppur, The three-day training program organized by the District Administration and Tribal Affairs Department Anuppur for the effective implementation of Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan concluded today at Hotel Surya. Addressing the closing ceremony, Additional Collector Shri Dilip Kumar Pandey said that this campaign is an important step for the socio-economic empowerment and overall development of the tribal community. He called upon all the officers and employees to make this campaign public welfare with full dedication, so that the tribal society can become self-reliant and join the mainstream. He said that this training will prove to be a milestone in bringing the goals of the campaign to the ground.
The Additional Collector said that under the Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan, 371 tribal villages of the district have been selected, which will be linked to the welfare schemes of the Central and State Government and their standard of living will be improved. In the closing ceremony, he distributed training certificates to 30 block level master trainers of various departments. During this, everyone was also sworn in.
In the training program, district level master trainers, including Assistant Director Fisheries Mr. Sandeep Shukla, Ranger Forest Mr. Gaurav Singh, Sub-Divisional Officer (PHE) Mrs. Neelima Singh, Principal Government Girls School Kotma Mr. Ajay Singh, and Principal Mr. S.K. Mishra, trained 30 block level master trainers.
Assistant Commissioner Tribal Affairs Department Ms. Sarita Nayak also discussed important issues of PM Janman, Dharti Aba, and Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan. Other officers and block level master trainers including Area Coordinator of Tribal Affairs Department Mr. S.K. Bajpai were present in the program.
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