Lucknow: On the occasion of ‘World Skill day’, a program has been organised by the pioneer institute Anuna Education today during which they have facilitate children’s by giving certificate to boost skill development among the kids in the state capital.
On other hand, at the same occasion honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi also took part in a program organised at Delhi’s Vigyan Bhawan where he awarded certificates to the children’s.
Giving details about the program, the director of Anuna Education, Arun Srivastav told media persons that we have organised a special program for a period of three months in recent past during which we gave training to children’s to develop skills in the field of Animation, Multimedia, BFS and ROTA so that they can get jobs easily.
Srivastav further told journalists, “a representative of his institute Amit Iqbal Srivatav today got a golden chance to be a part of program that was organised on the occasion of World Skill day’ at Delhi Vigyan Bhawan in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi was chief guest which is a matter of pride for us”.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath facilitate children’s on ‘World Skill day’ in Lucknow:
He added that Anuna Education is training children’s in the field of animation from the year 2008 and through which children’s were getting 100% placement which is a big milestone for our institution.
The director of Anuna Education said that children’s from our institute can work for Bollywood and Hollywood by sitting in our building premises. He further said that his institution children’s have worked for the famous movie ‘Bahubali’ that has earned lots of popularity.
The program has been attended by the State Bank of India’s (SBI’s), Director General Manager (DGM) G.S. Rawat who is the Chief Guest of the program beside many other prominent persons.
Honorable Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath on other hand in Lucknow’s Indira Gandhi Pratishthan facilitate five children’s from Anuna Education by giving certificates on the occasion of World Skill Day’.
