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Crafting the Spirit of Independence: Women Artisans Weaving India's National Flag

Step into the world of incredible craftsmanship and profound dedication as we unveil the remarkable journey of women artisans who breathe life into India's cherished National Flag. Join us in celebrating their vital role in shaping the very symbol of our nation's unity and resilience. Witness the intricate process of creation, the passion woven into every thread, and the unwavering spirit that drives these artisans forward. Through their skilled hands, the flag comes to life, embodying the essence of independence. Visit our website, INDHA.IN, to delve deeper into this inspiring story and discover how you can be a part of a more inclusive and brighter future. Together, let's honor the spirit of independence and amplify the voices of these remarkable women who contribute to the rich tapestry of our cultural heritage. Join us on this journey of craftsmanship, unity, and hope. Literacy India, the mother lode of Indha, was founded in 1996 as a non-profit organization with the objective of educating women and children from underprivileged backgrounds. The aim is to equip them with basic education and skill-based learning. Through this Literacy India seeks to identify, nurture and develop its latent talent to create communities of self-reliant individuals. Website www.literacyindia.org Indha was started by Literacy India as an offshoot of Project “Karigari” - a platform under which Literacy India trained over 10,000 women. Out of the 10,000, 300 women are currently employed as Indha’s artisans. Indha’s mission is to empower rural women, giving them the opportunity to improve their lives by bringing the remote community’s work to the mainstream. Visit us at https://indha.in/ The Brand Indha has come to be known as the one-stop place for traditional handicrafts that are handmade and heart made. What Indha Women Make Range of Home Furnishing, Home Décor, Beautifully Hands Embroidered Stationaries, Wall Décor, Trays, Diaries, Hand Block printed Stoles, Jackets, Bed Covers, Quilts Exquisite unique hand-painted kettles, Foto-Frames and Handmade Recycled Paper Gifting Solutions. Customized gifting can be done for your wedding anniversaries or birthday parties

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Rwanda Soars with Aviation Training Excellence

  Boosting Rwanda's Ambition

The African Development Bank Group's Board of Directors has given the green light for a $23.6 million loan to fund the development of a cutting-edge aviation training facility in Kigali, Rwanda. The proposed Centre of Excellence for Aviation Skills (CEAS) aims to play a pivotal role in producing a skilled workforce that meets global aviation standards and industry demands by partnering with higher learning institutions.   Bridging the Skills Gap The CEAS project, which includes an aircraft hangar, aims to align with Rwanda's Vision 2050, a comprehensive national strategy aimed at enhancing human capital and promoting high-quality training for the youth. This initiative will help upskill labor, ultimately transforming the workforce to meet higher productivity demands.  

A Vision for the Future

Rwanda aspires to become a prominent regional aviation hub and attract international investments from the aviation industry. The CEAS project is a significant step towards realizing this vision. The Centre is expected to welcome its first cohort of up to 500 students in 2025. Thus offering comprehensive training programs for pilots, maintenance crews, cabin crews, and ancillary courses, including airport emergency operations services. In addition to traditional aviation training, the facility will provide specialized courses, such as drone piloting training, and advanced pilot training for specialized missions, as well as flight simulator recurrent training.   Bridging the Aviation Skills Gap Forecasts predict that Africa will require over 50,000 aviation professionals in the next two decades. This includes 15,000 pilots, 17,000 technicians, and 23,000 cabin crew members. Consequently, this initiative will help bridge the gap in aviation skills by providing opportunities for youth across Rwanda and the East African region to develop essential skills for the aviation industry. Nnenna Nwabufo, the Bank’s Director General for East Africa, pointed out that the project aligns with the Bank’s Skills for Employability and Productivity in Africa Action Plan. Consequently, this plan aims to elevate the skill level of Africa's workforce, making it more competitive and employable in a rapidly evolving job market. Dr. Martha Phiri, the Bank’s Director for Human Capital, Youth, and Skills Development, underscored the diverse employment opportunities within the aviation industry. She also highlighted the critical need to increase access to aviation sector skills training for African youth. The construction phase of the project will need approximately 1,000 workers, and the operational phase is expected to generate 98 jobs. The chosen site's proximity to Kigali International Airport will provide seamless connectivity to existing services and facilities, further cementing Rwanda's path to aviation excellence.   Sources: THX News & The African Development Bank Group. Read the full article