DODA/KISHTWAR, Oct 21: The Indian Army commenced a 45-day recruitment training programme for Agniveer and Territorial Army (TA) aspirants in Gandoh-Bhallesa and Bonjwah regions of Doda and Kishtwar districts respectively, under Operation Sadbhavana. The initiative aims to empower local youth by enhancing their preparedness for upcoming Indian Army recruitment examinations and creating opportunities for gainful employment.
The training programme focuses on physical fitness, written examination preparation, physical endurance, preliminary medical screening and other essential aspects of the recruitment process. Experienced instructors will provide guidance and structured training to help aspirants develop confidence, discipline and the necessary skills to successfully compete in recruitment examinations.
Speaking during the opening ceremony, an Indian Army representative emphasised the importance of youth empowerment, skill development and employment-oriented initiatives in strengthening communities.
Local youth expressed their appreciation and gratitude towards the Indian Army for providing this valuable opportunity. The initiative is expected to encourage greater participation in recruitment examinations while promoting social harmony and mutual trust.
Through such initiatives, the Indian Army continues its commitment towards youth development, community welfare and nation-building under Operation Sadbhavana.