Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Alibag Jail Inmates Gain Skills for Rehabilitation
Inmates at Alibag District Jail in Maharashtra are receiving vocational training to help them find jobs and stay out of trouble after they are released.
The men are learning to repair two-wheelers and motorcycles, while the women are learning to be beauticians.
The District Collector gave certificates to those who completed the training.
There are also plans to teach inmates about healthcare.
Officials hope this training will help inmates live better lives and support their families.
Alibag District Jail inmates receive vocational training to aid rehabilitation and employment post-release.
Male inmates trained in two-wheeler and motorcycle repair; female inmates in beautician courses.
Certificates distributed by District Collector Kishan Jawale to successful trainees.
Additional healthcare training planned under the Home Health Trainee course.
Officials emphasize the importance of skill training for self-reliance and leading a disciplined life.
- Who
- Inmates of Alibag District Jail, District Collector Kishan Jawale, Tejaswini Nirale, Amita Pawar, Vishal Bandal
- What
- Vocational skill training and certificate distribution for inmates
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Alibag District Jail, Maharashtra
- Why
- To support rehabilitation, reintegration into society, and secure employment opportunities for inmates after release
- Location
- Alibag District Jail, Maharashtra
- Initiative
- Skill Development Programme (DPC 2025–26)
- Training for Males
- Two-wheeler and motorcycle repair
- Training for Females
- Basic and advanced beautician courses
- Certification
- Distributed by District Collector Kishan Jawale
- Additional Training
- Healthcare sector for Home Health Trainee course
- Organizations Involved
- District Skill Development, Employment and Entrepreneurship Guidance Centre, District Industries Centre, Gramin Pragati Foundation
