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Sri Sathya Sai Trust Launches Free Tally GST Training
The Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust has started a free computer training course for women.
The course teaches Tally software and GST-related skills.
It will last for 38 days.
Thirty-five women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds are taking part.
Canara Bank’s training institute is helping with the programme.
The Trust supplied the computers needed for the lessons.
Leaders said these skills may help women find work or start earning independently.
The Trust also plans to open a permanent skill centre in Puttaparthi.
The Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust began a free 38-day Tally with GST course for women in Puttaparthi.
Thirty-five women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds are participating in the programme.
Canara Bank’s RSETI is supporting the training, while the Trust provided the computers.
Managing trustee R.J. Rathnakar said the course could create livelihood opportunities for women as Tally professionals are in demand.
The Trust announced plans to establish a permanent Skill Development Centre at Puttaparthi.
- Who
- The Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, Canara Bank’s RSETI, and 35 women from economically disadvantaged backgrounds are involved.
- What
- A free 38-day Tally with GST training programme has begun, with plans announced for a permanent Skill Development Centre.
- Where
- The programme is being held at the Meda Guest House in Puttaparthi, Sri Sathya Sai district, Andhra Pradesh.
- When
- The training programme started on Sunday and will run for 38 days.
- Why
- The programme aims to provide women with practical, employment-oriented skills and livelihood opportunities.
Key facts
- Programme
- Free Tally with GST training
- Duration
- 38 days
- Participants
- 35 women
- Location
- Meda Guest House, Puttaparthi
- Support
- Canara Bank’s Rural Self Employment Training Institute
- Equipment
- Computers provided by the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust
- Planned expansion
- A permanent Skill Development Centre in Puttaparthi
Quotes
R.J. Rathnakar
Managing trustee of the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust
“This is not merely a training programme; it is an opportunity that can transform lives.”
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