Dhanbad: An agreement regarding the Rani Laxmibai style girls' self-defense training was signed in the presence of Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Aditya Ranjan. According to the instructions of the State Project Office, self-defense training is to be organized in 100 government schools of the district, out of which 50 will be middle schools and 50 will be high schools. This training will be provided at the Sri Vidyalaya Balika Vidyalaya. To implement this program, the Memorandum of Agreement related to organizing Taekwondo training for 50 middle schools and Karate training for 50 high schools was signed by District Education Officer Mr. Abhishek Jha and the secretaries of the respective training associations.
About 12,000 girl students will benefit from this training. The training will last for three months. 12 sessions will be organized per month and each session will be of 2 hours. At the end of the training, an experience certificate will also be provided to the girl students by the institution. Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Mr. Aditya Ranjan directed that the training should be organized properly and on time so that the girl students can get maximum benefit from it. On this occasion, Division In-charge Dr. Meetu Sinha, Dhanbad District Olympic Association representative Pawan Kumar Baranwal, Karate Association Secretary Pemola Devi, and Taekwondo Association Secretary Kamlesh Pandey were present.
