AKHNOOR, Aug 4: As part of it’s ongoing efforts to empower local communities and promote women’s self-reliance, the Indian Army is conducting a two month all women Stitching and Tailoring Course in village Pallanwala.
The course has been designed to equip participants with practical tailoring and garment making skills, enabling them to explore livelihood opportunities through self-employment and small scale entrepreneurship. During the training, the women will receive hands on instruction on stitching techniques, fabric handling and basic tailoring practices from qualified trainer.
The course has witnessed enthusiastic participation by fifteen women of the village, reflecting their commitment to acquiring new skills and enhancing their economic independence.
This event is an example of Indian Army’s commitment towards fostering inclusive development and strengthening it’s bond with local communities. Initiatives like these contribute to women’s empowerment, sustainable livelihood generation and the socio-economic development of the region as well as reinforcing the spirit of partnership between the Army and the local population.