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NTPC Ramagundam concludes beautician training programme under CSR initiativ
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Initiative in collaboration with Deepthi Mahila Samiti promotes women’s empowerment, skill development and sustainable livelihood opportunities

NTPC Ramagundam concludes beautician training programme under CSR initiativ
Ramagundam: NTPC Ramagundam, in collaboration with Deepthi Mahila Samiti (DMS), organised the closing ceremony of its three-month beautician training programme at the VT Centre near Sai Seva Samiti, under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.
Mrs Tazeen Jawed, President of DMS, attended as the Chief Guest and encouraged trainees to utilise their newly acquired professional skills to establish sustainable livelihoods, generate income and improve their socio-economic status.
She emphasised that NTPC and DMS would continue to support women’s empowerment through skill development initiatives, including advanced training programmes, to enhance employability and self-reliance.
Senior DMS members, trainees and CSR team members attended the ceremony and motivated participants to pursue independent livelihood opportunities.
The initiative reflects NTPC Ramagundam’s commitment to inclusive community development, women’s empowerment and sustainable livelihood generation through vocational training.
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