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The orientation sessions aimed to build the capacities of Business Help Desks (BHDs) and YUVA Dootsāthe key field functionaries responsible for implementing Mission YUVAās objectives at the sub-district level. A total of 99 YUVA Doots and members of BHDs from all five sub-divisionsāAssar, Doda, Bhaderwah, Thathri and Gandoh participated enthusiastically in the training sessions, along with Small Business Development Units (SBDUs).
The first session, held at Conference Hall, Doda,was graced by Deputy Commissioner Doda, Harvinder Singh and Joint Director Employment Jammu, Paramjeet Singh. Both officers addressed the participants and emphasised the transformative potential of Mission YUVA in linking unemployed youth with livelihood opportunities through skill-building, financial linkages and counselling.
Key resource persons included Deputy Director Employment Rafiq Ahmad Jaral, Employment Officer Imtiaz Ali and District Coordinator JK Bank Bua Dutta. A doubt-clearing session was also conducted by Branch Managers from JK Bank Bhaderwah, Assar and Main Branch Doda.
The training covered the entire Mission YUVA module, including roles and responsibilities of SBDUs, BHDs and YUVA Doots, usage of the Mission YUVA mobile application, IEC planning, counselling and registration on employment portals.
A similar orientation session was held at Dak Bungalow, Thathri. The programme was presided over by Joint Director Employment Jammu, Paramjeet Singh, who addressed the YUVA Doots and BHD members, commended their grassroots efforts and urged them to act as catalysts in transforming the employment landscape of rural areas.
During the day-long training, participants were oriented and trained in the human resource mechanism of Mission YUVA. Rafiq Ahmad Jaral served as the lead resource person, elaborating on the mission framework and field responsibilities. JK Bank resource personnel addressed queries related to financial products, schemes and assistance.
The Deputy Commissioner appreciated the initiative and expressed confidence that the training, once extended to rural interiors, would yield tangible outcomes in youth engagement, skilling and employment. These sessions marked a significant step forward in implementing Mission YUVA in District Doda, reaffirming the commitment to uplift the aspirations of rural youth.
