REASI, Jun 6: In a continued effort to empower youth from remote areas and promote educational awareness, the Indian Army organised a Youth Career Counselling Programme at Government Higher Secondary School, Gulabgarh, Mahore Sub-Division, Reasi. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 65 students and 05 teachers, who attended the interactive session aimed at guiding young minds towards higher education, career planning, personality development and nation-building.
The programme commenced with an introductory address by Indian Army representatives, highlighting the importance of education, discipline, leadership and informed career choices in shaping a successful future. Students were briefed on diverse career opportunities in higher education, government services, professional sectors, skill development initiatives and the Armed Forces. Interactive discussions and motivational talks encouraged students to pursue their aspirations with confidence and determination. Participants actively engaged with Indian Army personnel and sought guidance on admission procedures, scholarships, competitive examinations, employment opportunities and recruitment avenues in the Armed Forces and various government sectors.
A comprehensive career guidance document, compiled by the Indian Army and covering a wide range of educational and professional opportunities, was distributed among students and teachers as a ready reference guide. The interaction generated significant awareness regarding career planning and inspired students to channel their energies towards constructive and productive pursuits. The participants appreciated the initiative and expressed the need for regular career counselling sessions in educational institutions. The Indian Army reaffirmed its commitment to the welfare and development of youth in the region and assured continued support through similar educational and motivational programmes in the future.
The event was widely covered by local electronic and vernacular media representatives. It further strengthened the bond between the Indian Army and the local populace while promoting the shared vision of progress, empowerment and national development.