A free computer training center was inaugurated in Suwana under the joint auspices of Bal Va Mahila Chetna Samiti and the Association for India’s Development. The initiative aims to provide digital education to the daughters of families belonging to the unorganized sector and beedi worker communities.
Speaking on the occasion, the organization’s President, Tara Ahluwalia,
stated that in today’s world, computer education is not merely an additional qualification but a crucial necessity for employment and self-reliance. She noted that many daughters from economically disadvantaged families often miss out on computer education due to a lack of resources. The organization strives to empower such young women by providing free training, thereby connecting them with education, employment opportunities, and self-confidence to help them build a better future.

She explained that the training program would cover basic computer knowledge as well as essential digital skills for daily use, enabling participants to leverage these skills for further studies and employment opportunities.

Organization Staff  Shyam Lal, Parmesh, Bhawana, Preeti, Rinku Kanwar, and Vishal, along with computer instructor Aahuti Singh, were present at the event.