Assam University to offer graduation degree to ex-servicemen
Press Trust of India | October 3, 2023 | 10:31 PM IST | 1 min read
The agreement between Assam University and state directorate of sainik welfare aims for rehabilitating the ex-servicemen.
GUWAHATI:
The directorate of sainik welfare Assam on Tuesday joined hands with Assam University to offer graduation degrees to ex-servicemen, officials said. Defence spokesperson lieutenant colnel Mahender Rawat said Silchar-based Assam University signed an agreement with the directorate of sainik welfare Assam for award of graduation degrees to eligible ex-servicemen.
"The aim is to empower our ex-servicemen who dedicated a large part of their youth with unflinching dedication and devotion to duty while missing out in obtaining civil education," he said in a statement. Rawat said that the armed forces produce highly disciplined and competitive professionals by imparting training in different disciplines, which helps these personnel to develop confidence, and improve personality and leadership qualities.
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"They are conversant in modern technology and are good in administration. The award of the UGC recognised graduation degree will empower the ex-servicemen to prove their skill and capability in their re-employment also," he added. The MoU with the central varsity will be one of the most beneficial welfare measures for the ex-servicemen in their rehabilitation, the spokesperson said. "It will empower our ex-servicemen to be eligible for various jobs, for which 2 per cent reservation has been sanctioned by the chief minister in the RSB meeting," he said.
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