CII – YI organized Project Masoom training program

Ahmedabad : CII – Young Indians organized project Massom and G20 orientation program in Ahmedabad. CII – Young Indians organized G20 orientation and Project ‘Masoom‘ training for over 450 primary school principals and teachers at Ahmedabad Management Association on 28th April 2023. The main objective of this training program for principals and teachers is to create awareness about the G20 Presidency and its programs during the entire year. Minister of Tribal Development, Primary, Secondary and Adult Education Dr. Kuber Dindor, CII-Gujarat State Council Chairman Darshan Shah along with Secretary of the entire Shiksha Abhiyan Mahesh Kumar Mehta were specially present. In this training of trainers program, the chief guest Dr. Kuber Dindor had more focused on India’s presidency at G20 and importance of primary and secondary education in India. He discussed more on child education and also for future growth of India. The core initiative of Project Masoom of young Indians to focus on Keeping Indians safe. Under this program, the volunteers get training and after that they work for the betterment of school children. The project has come a long way, affecting millions of people in communities and receiving support from well-known figures. Under this project, Yi conducts awareness and sensitization sessions with children, teachers and parents/caregivers. On this program, the Chair of the program Jalay Pandya from Young India and Co-chair of the Young India Nishith Shah represented the initiative for future reference. In this program the DEO & DPO Ahmedabad City R.M.Chaudhary, DEO – Ahmedabad (Rural) Bharat Vadher, Governing Body member of AMC school board L.D. Desai and Lipi Khandhar from Young Indians were present. Mahesh Kumar Mehta gave a brief presentation on the G20 orientation session and Uttam Sharma and Binal Patel gave a brief on Young-Indian Project Masoom for primary teachers as part of teacher training on “Safe and Unsafe Touch” among students and how to prevent it. They can face physical abuse. 500 kits were distributed in this program.