By OUR STAFF REPORTER
Dehradun, 13 Nov: Dr Siddque Ahmed, Senior Scientist and Director of the Central Silk Board, Bangalore, visited the BS Negi Mahila Pravidhik Prashikshan Sansthan, here, today. He shared valuable insights on entrepreneurship programmes and government initiatives for students pursuing vocational courses. His discussion also highlighted the vision of the Prime Minister to transform India into a developed nation by 2047 and the crucial role students can play in achieving this goal.
Dr Ahmed elaborated on the Central Silk Board’s initiatives, such as the Silk Samagra Scheme, aimed at developing the silk raising industry in India. He explained how this scheme focuses on improving and empowering deprived communities. The board has also established research institutions and training centers to promote silk production. He informed the students about Silk Samagra Scheme, an integrated scheme for the development of the silk industry.
Dr Ahmed emphasised the importance of students’ contributions to achieving the Prime Minister’s vision of a developed India by 2047. He encouraged students to explore entrepreneurial opportunities in the textile sectors using government initiatives and schemes.
The visit by Dr Siddque Ahmed was highly informative and inspiring, providing valuable insights into entrepreneurship programmes, government initiatives, and the nation’s development vision. The students look forward to exploring opportunities in the sericulture and textile sectors. He promised to work with the institute in collaboration with the Silk Federation and would soon initiate short term vocational courses for the students.
