The centre runs aspiration-based skilling courses for army spouses and wards in four job roles of data entry operator, assistant beauty therapist, sewing machine operator and block printing.
Addressing the trainees, she urged them to put the acquired skills to good use by working and contributing to their household, thus enhancing their self worth and become an inherent part of the make in India ecosystem.
The Army is in the process of setting up such centres across the country in a phased manner. In phase-I, 15 locations have been identified, of which in addition to Delhi Cantt, Missamari and Kolkata have commenced skilling courses, a statement said.
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