District administration Tuensang, in partnership with AISECT Nagaland, inaugurated a one-month training course on domestic electrical and tailoring for unemployed youth at Town Hall Tuensang on October 4.
A DIPR report informed that EAC (P) Küdazo Swüro, who graced the event, emphasized the importance of acquiring skills and highlighted that skill-based employment opportunities have no gender specifications. Swüro expressed concern on the high levels of unemployment in the country, attributing it to a lack of skills among the youth. He underlined that the training program’s primary goal was to empower the unemployed youth of Tuensang, creating self-employment opportunities and enabling them to earn a sustainable livelihood.
A total of 77 enthusiastic trainees have enrolled for the domestic electrical and tailoring training programs.
Longleng: ICAR KVK Longleng hosted a five-day training programme on “Backyard Poultry Rearing for Income Generation” from September 29 to October 3. The programme was targeted at boosting sustainable livelihoods in Longleng district and attracted 20 participants, ranging from educated unemployed individuals to students.
The training encompassed various aspects of poultry farming, from scientific housing to disease management. Attendees benefited from practical demonstrations, including chick handling and vaccination techniques. At the conclusion, participants were equipped with starter feeds, chicks, liquid vitamins, drinkers, and a certificate of completion.