Women getting new opportunities in digital services, self-employment & entrepreneurship via AI skill training: BJP MLA
Deoria, 20 July (HS): With the aim of digitally empowering self-reliant women from self-help groups under the National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM), an AI Skills Training Program for Group Members under AI Sakhi Empowerment was
Chief guest, Sadar MLA Shalabh Mani Tripathi addressing the gathering


Deoria, 20 July (HS): With the aim of digitally empowering

self-reliant women from self-help groups under the National Rural Livelihood

Mission (NRLM), an AI Skills Training Program for Group Members under AI

Sakhi Empowerment was organized on Monday in the Gandhi Auditorium at

Vikas Bhawan. The women were trained in artificial intelligence (AI)-based

technologies.

Chief guest, Sadar MLA Shalabh Mani Tripathi, said that

today is the era of artificial intelligence. Therefore, connecting women from

self-help groups with AI-based technologies is an important government

initiative. He added that through this training, women will be able to connect

with new opportunities in digital services, self-employment, and

entrepreneurship. Proper use of technology will not only empower women

economically but will also bring positive changes to their quality of life.

Chief Development Officer Rajesh Kumar Singh said that under

the National Rural Livelihood Mission, timely technical training is being

provided to women. Through AI skills training, women in the group will be able

to effectively utilize digital technologies to make their work simpler, more

qualitative, and more income-enhancing. He urged participants to take full

advantage of the training and incorporate the learned techniques into their

daily work.

During the training, experts provided detailed information

on various applications of artificial intelligence, digital tools, online

services, and the utility of AI in livelihood enhancement. Participants were

also trained in the practical use of AI-based technologies, so they can better

utilize digital channels in the future to increase their income.

Officials from the National Rural Livelihood Mission, master

trainers, a large number of women from self-help groups, and other dignitaries

attended the program. The women participated enthusiastically during the

training and showed keen interest in learning new techniques.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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