2-day training program on self-reliant India concluded at Sharda Vidya Mandir, Jhabua

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

A two-day special training program was organized at Sharda Vidya Mandir under the Self-reliant India campaign.

In this program, Brajesh Shukla, Abhishek Mudgal, and Dharmesh Prajapati from Gwalior motivated the children for self-employment.

Main attraction of the training

Brajesh Shukla, who is the vice-principal of Government Higher Secondary School Paganbisi, Gwalior and the state coordinator of Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas, trained the students to make LED lights, earthen lamps, incense sticks and dhoopbattis.

Presence of guests

Institute director Kiran Sharma, CBSE Principal Deepshikha Tiwari, and MP Board Principal Kanchan Chauhan were present in the program. Everyone appreciated the efforts being made by the children towards self-reliance. Experiments of self-reliant India in the school The guests also got information about the various experiments of self-reliant India going on in the school. Praising the products prepared by the children, he said that this campaign will help the students to become self-reliant.

Successful organization of the program

This training program was organized by Makarand Acharya of the school. The guests appreciated the enthusiasm of the school management and the students.

At the end of the thanksgiving program, the school family thanked the guests.

This program inspired the students to become self-reliant and showed new ways of self-employment.