Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. SAMBA: Nokia and Reacha Foundation successfully conducted a four-day Resin Art Training program at Palli Panchayat, Samba, aimed at empowering local women with skill-based learning. The training was led by Balwan Singh (C.M.), who guided 35 women from the region in mastering various resin art techniques.
During the training, participants learned to create a variety of artistic products, including earrings, pooja thalis, photo pendants, and heart-shaped photo frames. The initiative focused on helping women develop new skills that could lead to financial independence through home-based entrepreneurship.
Expressing gratitude, Kusum Lata, Sneha Lata, and other participants from Palli thanked Balwan Singh for his efforts in providing them with a valuable livelihood skill. They highlighted how this training would help them generate a sustainable monthly income and enhance their entrepreneurial opportunities. Many participants also acknowledged that Balwan Singh had previously conducted several beneficial training programs in the region, contributing to their personal and economic growth.
The training program was conducted under the supervision of Isha Balli (A.M.), Nokia Reacha, and Ravi Sharma (Supervisor). Additionally, Lalit Sharma (C.A.I.) and Neetan Sharma (C.F.) played a crucial role in assisting Balwan Singh throughout the camp.
The women of Palli Panchayat extended their heartfelt gratitude to Nokia and Reacha Foundation, hoping for continued support in future initiatives aimed at skill development and self-reliance.
