12 months ago
AP Women's Commission Seeks Officials' NCW Training
The head of Andhra Pradesh’s Women’s Commission, Dr. Sailaja, wants state officials to attend a special training program.
This training is organized by the National Commission for Women (NCW) and will teach officials about women's rights and safety.
It’s like a class for civil and police officers to help them better protect women and implement government programs.
The goal is to improve how civil servants and police work together, making sure women's welfare schemes are successful.
The training will also cover new laws that relate to women’s safety and rights.
Dr. Sailaja spoke with the chief secretary about this and thanked the government for their support of women.
Dr. Sailaja met with the chief secretary to request official participation in NCW training.
The NCW is organizing a training program with the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration.
The training will take place in Daman and Diu from September 12 to 14.
The focus of the training is on the protection of women, rights, and laws.
The training aims to improve collaboration and update knowledge on new laws.
- Who
- Dr. Rayapati Sailaja, chairperson of Andhra Pradesh Women’s Commission, and state officials.
- What
- Requested state officials' participation in NCW training.
- Where
- Daman and Diu.
- When
- Thursday; the training from September 12 to 14.
- Why
- To improve collaboration and knowledge of gender-related laws and women’s welfare schemes.
Key facts
- Organization
- Andhra Pradesh Women’s Commission
- Key Figure
- Dr. Rayapati Sailaja
- Training Organizer
- National Commission for Women (NCW)
- Training Location
- Daman and Diu
- Training Dates
- September 12 to 14
- Training Focus
- Protection of women, rights, safety, laws
Sources
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