Empowering Assam’s Youth for a Stronger Tomorrow

Government launches bold initiatives to train 5,000 recruits and uplift young girls through Nijut Moina 2.0.
Image of Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma in the cabinet meeting
Image of Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma in the cabinet meeting
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Guwahati : With a vision to build a confident, capable, and self-reliant young generation, the Government of Assam has taken dynamic steps to empower its youth. Two key meetings held today focused on strengthening opportunities for young people through skill development and education-based initiatives.

To enhance the Home Guard and Civil Defence network, the government will train 5,000 new recruits at the Lachit Barphukan Academy (LBPA). This effort will not only create employment but also instill discipline, courage, and a spirit of service among Assam’s youth.

In a parallel move, the Nijut Moina 2.0 benefits will be distributed this October, supporting thousands of young girls in their educational journey. The initiative reaffirms the state’s commitment to empowering women and promoting equal opportunities for all.

Together, these steps mark another stride towards an empowered Assam  where every young mind is inspired, skilled, and ready to lead the state into a brighter, stronger future.

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