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Skill development through magic
A skill development workshop in ‘Magic’ was held for Telangana State BC Youth at Secretariat on Friday. The workshop was conducted to identify and promote illusion art, which will help people to increase their IQ levels, communication, public relations and personality development.
Nampally: A skill development workshop in ‘Magic’ was held for Telangana State BC Youth at Secretariat on Friday. The workshop was conducted to identify and promote illusion art, which will help people to increase their IQ levels, communication, public relations and personality development.
About 25 magic kits and certificates have been distributed to the members of BC Youth. Jogu Ramanna, minister for BC welfare said that the Magic Skill workshop is the first-of-its-kind one that provides self-employment for the members.
Minister for animal husbandry Talasani Srinivas Yadav said that the trained youth will get opportunities from the government.
Secretary to Government of Telangana for BC Welfare G Asok Kumar, said that department is very much interested to do unique projects for the BC community youth in the state.
Director of workshop, and renowned magician, Samala Venu urged to revive the ancient art of illusion in India and bring awareness on black magic in Telangana.
