Kohima, March 11 (MExN): Administrative Training Institute (ATI), Kohima is organising a program on Public Private Partnership (PPP), which started March 10.
The program focuses on opening doors for young educated unemployed youth of Nagaland. Different organisations including churches, organisations, and NGOs are participating in the program, informed Dr Hovithal N Sothu.
The program focuses on opening doors for young educated unemployed youth of Nagaland. Different organisations including churches, organisations, and NGOs are participating in the program, informed Dr Hovithal N Sothu.
Various departments including Labour, Horticulture, Employment and Craftsmen Training, Youth Resources and Sports, Industries and Commerce, Land Resources etc will highlight their department programs to the youth in this program.
During the Inaugural program, L.Youdang Jamir, Joint Director, ATI, exhorted the participants on the need to develop work culture and realise who they really are. He also stressed that youth should not live luxurious lives before earning anything.
ubayanger, Project Officer, Labour Department highlighted their programs.
Dr. Hovithal N Sothu shared on ethical voting as Christians and as young people.
Dr. Hovithal N Sothu shared on ethical voting as Christians and as young people.
38 young educated people are participating in the program, which is being coordinated by Dr. Hovithal N. Sothu, State Coordinator, DMC.
