J&K: Ghazala Manzoor sets up Digital Institute of Computer Education in Kupwara
Updated:1 year, 11 months ago
Updated:1 year, 11 months ago
Kupwara (J&K), Aug 16 (ANI): Ghazala Manzoor, hails from Daril village, started a self-help group named Rutba under the UMEED Scheme in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kupwara. She established a Digital Institute of Computer Education with the support of her cousin brother. She has been training these children of the underprivileged class in modern digital skills. Currently, about 200 children are taking training in computer education. Hundreds of youth from rural villages and poor families got diploma degrees and working in government and private sectors. Ghazala has proved that if the goal is high then any goal can be achieved successfully. Her initiative was a testament to the power of selfless service and the potential of grassroots efforts to drive significant change. She has been helping the youths to pave a path to excel in various fields and build better futures. Her dedication and success serve as a beacon of hope and reminder with determination and purpose.
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