Udaipur,  The 68th batch of the quarterly free computer course organized by Narayan Seva Sansthan for divyang (differently-abled) individuals concluded on Thursday, aiming to make participants self-reliant and technically skilled.

At the closing ceremony held in the Seva Mahatirth Badi campus, Sansthan Director Mrs. Vandana Agrawal stated that so far, 1,055 divyang participants have successfully completed the computer course. Certificates were distributed to 19 trainees during the event. She emphasized that this skill-oriented training empowers participants with modern technology, enhancing their social recognition and economic independence.

Mrs. Agrawal highlighted that the Sansthan regularly conducts such programs to integrate divyang individuals into the mainstream. Through training in computers, tailoring and embroidery, mobile repairing, and other vocational skills, thousands have moved toward self-reliance.

Stories of Success
Among the trainees was Vijay Kumar (24) from Muzaffarnagar, Bihar, who lost both legs in a train accident in 2019. The Sansthan provided him with modular artificial limbs and computer training, enabling him to pursue life with renewed confidence.

Similarly, Neha Kumari (22) from Vaishali, Bihar, who had one underdeveloped leg, received specially designed calipers and computer training. She expressed that the course has given her confidence to achieve independence.

Trainers informed that participants were taught MS Office, internet skills, typing, and digital communication. After completing the course, trainees shared that the program has positively shaped their future prospects.

Upcoming Plans
Narayan Seva Sansthan plans to launch advanced computer courses, digital designing, mobile technology, and online freelancing training for divyang individuals. The initiative aims to enable participants to access employment and self-employment opportunities both nationally and internationally based on their skills and talent.

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