Leverage computer skills for better future, Kothagudem DEO tells women

Nava Limited distributed certificates to candidates who completed Tally and DTP training at its Women Empowerment Centre in Paloncha. Officials highlighted the company's CSR initiatives, women's economic empowerment and skill development, noting that over 5,500 people have completed courses

Kothagudem: As part of Nava Limited’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, a certificate distribution ceremony was held at the Nava Women Empowerment Centre in Paloncha for candidates who completed training in Tally and desktop publishing (DTP).

Speaking at the event, District Educational Officer (DEO) S. Shambhu Prasad encouraged the women to use their computer skills to advance their careers. He commended Nava Limited for its efforts to improve infrastructure in government schools and promote women’s economic empowerment.

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Satya, a candidate who completed the DTP course, shared her experience, saying that the Nava Women Empowerment Centre provided free training and helped create employment opportunities for many people like her. She said the skills she acquired at the centre had enabled her to take up a part-time job while continuing her studies.

Nava Women Empowerment Centre representative M. Srinivasa Rao said that since the inception of the Nava Bharat organisation in 1975, it had focused on both institutional growth and the development of infrastructure in surrounding areas.

He said the organisation had conducted eye and dental check-ups for students in local government schools. He added that more than 5,500 people had completed training in various courses at the centre to date.

Srinivasa Rao also said that a community hall built at Shekhar Banjara in Paloncha for the benefit of local residents had recently been inaugurated by Kothagudem MLA Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao.

Nava Limited CSR Head Sudhakar, Deputy General Manager (Mechanical Operations) P. Ramesh, Nava Bharat Public School Principal M. V. K. Prasad and centre staff members Sirisha, Divya and Aruna were present, according to a company release.