Skill Development
Skill development is a powerful tool to empower the people and improves their social acceptance. We must acknowledge the ability of our youth and extend our support by furnishing them with the proper guidance, infrastructure, opportunities and encouragement to go after their ambitions. With the right direction, their passion, skills, sharp critical awareness of the contemporary world and the enthusiasm to play a decisive role can significantly benefit in transforming the world into a better place.
28 Feburary, 2021
Skill Development
A Skill Development Camp was organised by our NGO on 28 February 2021 at the crystal palace in Rohini sector 20 Delhi.
24 April 2024
The workshop was organized to educate local villagers and school children on how to prevent forest fires.
The Dev Bhoomi Swaraj Foundation, a social welfare organization based in Dehradun, organized a one-day workshop today in Gram Gairbaram, Chamoli district, and Janata Higher Secondary School, Gairbaram, for students who come from nearby villages. This workshop, sponsored by the Uttarakhand State Council for Science and Technology (UCOST), focused on providing practical training to rural residents regarding forest fire incidents.
During the program, Dinesh Kandari, Mohan Singh Bisht (Forest Officer, Western Pindar), Dr. Pushpendra Semwal, Indar Singh, provided training and information to rural people and representatives about forest fires. Additionally, at Janata Higher Secondary School in Gairbaram, Dinesh Kandari, Mohan Singh Bisht (Forest Officer, Western Pindar), Dr. Pushpendra Semwal, Indar Singh, along with the school’s principal Anil Manori and teachers Bikram Singh, Devi Prasad, and Surya Prakash, educated students about the main causes of forest fires, the environmental impact of fires, preventive measures/suggestions, and the intricacies of the subject. They also emphasized the importance of acquiring knowledge and promptly informing people and relevant departments in case of forest fires or any other emergencies in the future. The villagers and students, along with the teaching staff, earnestly pledged to remain vigilant and attentive.
In this program, participation was seen from the Trust’s director, Indar Singh, Mohan Singh Bisht (Forest Officer, Western Pindar), Dr. Pushpendra Semwal, the school’s principal Anil Manori, teacher Tribikram Singh, Devi Prasad, Surya Prakash, along with rural residents, and students and teachers of ninth and tenth grades. The program was conducted in Gairbaram village by Gajpal Singh Negi and at Janata Higher Secondary School, Gairbaram, by Devi Prasad.
25 April 2024
The workshop was organized to provide local villagers and school children with information on how to prevent forest fires
on 25th April, in Gram Gairbaram, Chamoli district, and at Janata Higher Secondary School, Gairbaram, a one-day workshop was organized by the Dev Bhoomi Swaraj Foundation, a social welfare organization based in Dehradun, in collaboration with the Uttarakhand State Council for Science and Technology (UCOST). This workshop, titled “Practical Training for Rural Residents on Forest Fire Prevention,” aimed to provide training and information to students from nearby villages.
During this program, Dinesh Kandari, Mohan Singh Bisht (Forest Officer, Western Pindar), Dr. Pushpendra Semwal, and Indar Singh provided training and information to rural residents and community representatives about forest fires. Additionally, at Janata Higher Secondary School in Gairbaram, Dinesh Kandari, Mohan Singh Bisht (Forest Officer, Western Pindar), Dr. Pushpendra Semwal, Indar Singh, along with the school’s principal Anil Manori, teacher Bikram Singh, Devi Prasad, and Surya Prakash, educated students about the main causes of forest fires, the environmental impact of fires, preventive measures/suggestions, and the intricacies of the subject. They also emphasized that through knowledge, goals can be achieved in the future and people should be informed immediately in case of fires or emergencies in forests or any other area.
The seriousness of the issue was acknowledged by the villagers, school students, and teachers. Students also shared their knowledge on the subject, which was deemed beneficial.
In this program, participation was seen from the Trust’s director, Indar Singh, Mohan Singh Bisht (Forest Officer, Western Pindar), Dr. Pushpendra Semwal, the school’s principal Anil Manori, teacher Tribikram Singh, Devi Prasad, Surya Prakash, along with rural residents, students from ninth and tenth grades, and teachers. The program was conducted in Gairbaram village by Gajpal Singh Negi and at Janata Higher Secondary School, Gairbaram, by Devi Prasad.
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