Guwahati, 2 November (HS): A month-long free coaching programme has been launched at Bardal in Assam's Rangia for candidates preparing for the Assam Direct Recruitment Examination (ADRE). The initiative has been undertaken by the Rangia Sub-District Administration and the North-East Rangia Janakalyan Sangha, with the support of the Kamrup District Journalists' Association and DA Group, Rangia.

The programme was formally inaugurated on Monday by Rangia Co-District Commissioner Navjit Pathak, who cut the ceremonial ribbon. Kamrup District Commissioner Deba Kumar Mishra attended the inaugural function as the chief guest.

Addressing the gathering, Mishra urged students to prepare for the examination with confidence and make effective use of such coaching initiatives to improve their chances of success.

Pathak advised students against wasting time unnecessarily on social media and encouraged them to use information technology constructively to achieve their academic goals. He expressed hope that a positive approach and regular studies would help them succeed in the examination.

Kamrup District Journalists' Association president Prakash Deka emphasised the importance of systematic and planned preparation to achieve academic goals.

Dr Manoj Kumar Choudhury, Chief Administrative Officer of Takshashila School of Civil Services, Guwahati, shared insights into effective study methods and learning techniques. The institution's manager Santosh Kumar Singh, councillor Upasana Gogoi and trainer Bijit Dhekiala also addressed the gathering.

The programme was presided over by Janakalyan Sangha president Naba Jyoti Das and conducted by its secretary Mithun Nath. More than 150 students and local residents are participating in the month-long free coaching programme.-------------

Hindusthan Samachar / Sriprakash