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Youth Training Centre inaugurated in Khammam
The Youth Training Centre would be very for tribal youth and help them in securing employment, said Zilla Parishad chairman K Kanakaiah who inaugurated the centre on Tuesday at the Integrated Tribal Development Agency office in Bhadrachalam.
Khammam: The Youth Training Centre would be very for tribal youth and help them in securing employment, said Zilla Parishad chairman K Kanakaiah who inaugurated the centre on Tuesday at the Integrated Tribal Development Agency office in Bhadrachalam. Mahabubabad MP M Kavitha, Khammam ZP chief L Kamal Raju, Mahabubabad ZP chairman A Bindhu, MLCs B Laxminarayana and A Narsa Reddy, MLAs Podem Veeraiah, Rega Kantha Rao, B Haripriya and Vanama Venkateswara Rao also attended the programme.
Speaking on the occasion, Kanakaiah expressed happiness over the establishment of Centre in Bhadrachalam for the tribal youth and added that a large number of tribal youngsters waiting for employment in government and private sector would get benefitted as they would be given training in army recruitment, computer education, driving, accounts and other courses by the experts. He appealed to the tribal youth in the district to utilise the services of ITDA. He informed that the government was spending Rs 4.65 crore for imparting training to the youth through the centre.
District Collector Rajat Kumar Saini, ITDA Project Officer VP Goutham, Sub Collector Bhavesh Mishra and other officials also attended the programme.
