Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Delhi University Launches JAIHIND for Tribal Student Empowerment
Delhi University is starting a program called JAIHIND to help students from tribal communities.
It will teach them useful skills and help them prepare for college entrance exams.
The first group of students will be from the Tangkhul Naga tribe in Manipur.
The program will last for two weeks and is designed to give students new opportunities to learn and prepare for their future.
Delhi University launched the JAIHIND scheme to empower tribal students.
The scheme focuses on skill development and preparing students for higher education.
The inaugural program includes 25 students from the Tangkhul Naga tribe in Manipur.
The two-week program includes practical skills and CUET preparation.
The initiative aims to provide sustainable livelihoods and access to higher education.
- Who
- Delhi University, the Ministry of Education, and students from the Tangkhul Naga tribe.
- What
- The launch of the JAIHIND scheme for tribal student empowerment.
- When
- The inaugural two-week program started on June 17.
- Where
- Delhi University.
- Why
- To provide school students with practical skills, prepare them for CUET, and provide access to higher education and sustainable livelihoods.
- Scheme Name
- JAIHIND
- Focus
- Skill development & Higher Education Readiness
- Target Group
- Tribal Students (Grades 9-12)
- First Batch
- 25 students from Tangkhul Naga tribe
- Duration
- Two weeks
- Location
- Delhi University
