Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Indian Army Launches Women's Skill Center in Baramulla
The Indian Army is helping women in Baramulla, Kashmir by opening a training center.
This center teaches women new skills like using computers, designing clothes, and making soap, lip balm, and processing apples.
The goal is to help them find jobs or start their own small businesses.
The Army wants to help the local people, especially women, become more independent and successful.
They have set up special areas in the center to make these products, which will then be sold to people in the area and to tourists.
This project is part of a bigger plan to make the community stronger and more self-sufficient.
The Indian Army opened a skill development center for women in Baramulla, Kashmir.
The center offers three-month certification courses in computer education and fashion design.
Vocational training includes homemade soap and lip balm making, and dry apple processing.
Production-based training units for soap, lip balm, and dry apple processing have been established.
The center aims to create income-generating opportunities, especially for women, in collaboration with local Self-Help Groups.
- Who
- The Indian Army and local women.
- What
- The Indian Army opened a skill development center for women.
- When
- The article does not specify the exact date of the opening or the start date of the programs.
- Where
- Baramulla, Kashmir.
- Why
- To empower women in the area through skill development and create income-generating opportunities.
- Location
- Baramulla, Kashmir
- Organization
- Indian Army Kilo Force
- Target Group
- Local Women
- Training Courses
- Computer Education, Fashion Designing
- Vocational Training
- Soap/Lip Balm Making, Dry Apple Processing
- Partners
- Local Administration, Self-Help Groups
- Purpose
- Women Empowerment and Skill Development