CRPF’s 96 Battalion Trains 75 Anantnag Youth in Vocational Skills

The 96 Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has launched an initiative to promote skill development and self-reliance among local youth in Hapatnar, Anantnag.

Under the initiative, 75 students received vocational training in plumbing, tailoring and electrical work. The training was designed to help the students gain practical skills that can support them in becoming self-reliant.

The programme also aims to improve employment opportunities for young people. Through the skills they have acquired, the trainees are being encouraged to become financially independent.

Certificates were formally distributed among the trainees on the occasion, recognising their successful completion of the training programme.

The initiative reflects the CRPF's continued efforts to empower local youth through education, vocational training and livelihood opportunities. It is intended to help young people use their newly acquired skills and work towards building a better and more secure future.