Tezu/Dinjan, Oct 24: Formations under the Indian Army’s Spear Corps conducted an Industrial Training Cadre for students of Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) at Tezu in Arunachal Pradesh and Dinjan in Assam, with the aim of bridging the gap between classroom learning and practical industry requirements.

The initiative provided students with hands-on technical training and practical exposure to help them strengthen their professional skills and improve their readiness for future employment.
The training programme focused on enhancing industry-relevant competencies, encouraging innovation and promoting self-reliance among local youth. By combining theoretical knowledge with practical learning, the cadre sought to familiarise participants with real-world applications of their technical education.
The initiative also aimed to build students’ confidence, encourage problem-solving and equip them with skills that could improve their employability and support future career opportunities.
The programme reflected the Indian Army’s continued efforts to contribute to youth empowerment and skill development in the Northeast. Through such outreach initiatives, the Army seeks to create opportunities for local students to enhance their capabilities and become active contributors to the region’s economic and social development.
The Industrial Training Cadre reaffirmed the Spear Corps’ commitment to nurturing local talent, promoting technical education and supporting nation-building through practical skill development. It also underscored the importance of collaboration between educational institutions and the Army in preparing young people for emerging professional challenges.