Sopore: The Rajiv Gandhi Literacy Mission (RGLM) celebrated a milestone, marking 25 years of its transformative journey in the Sopore town of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
The event was attended by thousands of alumni who shared their success stories, highlighting the mission’s impact on their lives and careers across various sectors.
With a special focus on skill development in a range of fields such as computer training, design, and Mehndi artistry, the RGLM has emerged as a beacon of hope for many, facilitating both self-employment and job opportunities in government and private sectors.
Numerous former students have achieved entrepreneurial success and are making significant contributions in diverse fields.
During the celebrations, students acknowledged the critical role played by the institution’s patron, Iqbal Ahmed, in shaping their futures. “The training programmes are meticulously designed according to modern syllabi and are accessible to the entire community,” said one student. “Our center is well-equipped with the latest technology and staffed with qualified professionals dedicated to our growth.”
The mission has also engaged in small and medium projects, enhancing its computer-based training programs to better equip new recruits with essential skills for the job market. This has greatly contributed to RGLM’s reputation as one of the premier institutions for employment generation and skill development.
“The Rajiv Gandhi Literacy Mission has become one of the most popular organizations due to its state-of-the-art curriculum and advanced study materials,” attendees noted, emphasizing the extensive network of authorized training centers established by the institution.
Reflecting on the journey, Iqbal Ahmed, head of the institution, expressed immense pride in the collective achievements of the mission. “As we commence our 25th year, I am filled with joy knowing how many lives we have touched. It is a testament to the unwavering dedication of our volunteers, teachers, and every one of you who aspired for a future empowered by knowledge,” Ahmed remarked-(JKNS)
He further emphasized the mission’s commitment to offering opportunities for personal development and growth to individuals of all ages and backgrounds. “When I first joined the Rajiv Gandhi Literacy Mission, I never envisioned reaching this significant milestone. However, with the support of my wonderful students, this journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Together, we will strive for even greater heights in the years to come,” he added.
Chairman Iqbal Hussain expressed gratitude towards the alumni, recognizing their contributions not only to the institution but also to the country. “I will always remain indebted to my students, as our collaborative efforts have yielded impressive results, making a substantial impact on society,” Hussain added.
