Northeastern Handicrafts and Handlooms Development Corporation (NEHHDC), in collaboration with the 48 Assam Naval Unit NCC, recently organized an Entrepreneurship Awareness Programme tailored for NCC cadets.
The event saw an enthusiastic turnout of sixty-nine cadets eager to delve into the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. Over the course of two days, the programme delved into essential entrepreneurial concepts, featuring a series of engaging group activities, mentorship sessions, and inspiring interactions with seasoned entrepreneurs.
Brigadier R.K Singh (Retd.), the Managing Director of NEHHDC, enlightened the cadets on the significance of entrepreneurship awareness within the NCC framework, underlining its pivotal role in shaping future leaders. Dr. Sriparna B. Baruah, Advisor at NEHHDC, provided invaluable insights into the multifaceted realm of entrepreneurship, shedding light on its diverse opportunities and potential avenues.
Lieutenant Commander Debanand Doley, Commanding Officer, emphasized the significance of collaborative efforts between NEHHDC and the Assam Naval Unit NCC, stressing the importance of such initiatives in fostering entrepreneurial spirit among cadets.
Furthermore, he passionately encouraged the cadets to explore various sectors ripe with opportunities, inspiring them to embark on entrepreneurial journeys.
The cadets were treated to an insightful tour of NEHHDC’s in-house production unit, testing and calendaring facility, as well as the apparel production training unit, providing them with firsthand exposure to the intricacies of entrepreneurial ventures. Additionally, a session on ‘Business Dynamics of Entrepreneurship’ was conducted, further enriching the cadets’ understanding of the entrepreneurial landscape.
Overall, the Entrepreneurship Awareness Programme proved to be a resounding success, equipping NCC cadets with the knowledge, motivation, and exposure necessary to chart their paths as future entrepreneurs.
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