Mayabunder, Sept. 30: To empower and inspire the youth of the district, the North & Middle Andaman District Police has launched the “DISHA” initiative, a comprehensive career guidance program aimed at students with aspirations for careers in the Civil Services and Armed Forces. This initiative is designed to provide mentorship and in-depth insights into these prestigious fields, helping students explore opportunities and guiding them in their preparation journey.

As part of the “DISHA” initiative, the second career guidance session was held on 30/09/2024 at the SP Office Conference Hall, N&MA, with enthusiastic participation from 32 students representing two schools from Billiground—PM SHRI GSSS, Swadesh Nagar and GSSS CFO Nallah.

During the session, Ms. Geetanjali Khandelwal, IPS, SP (D), N&MA, shared her personal journey and insights on building a successful career in the Civil Services. She provided the students with a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to prepare for the IAS/IPS examinations, offering valuable tips on exam strategy, time management, and staying motivated throughout the rigorous preparation process.

Additionally, Sh. Rinson Robinson, Deputy Commandant, Indian Coast Guard, Mayabunder, addressed the students on the requirements and processes for joining the Armed Forces as an officer. He elaborated on the different examination levels and shared practical advice on how to succeed in the recruitment exams for the Armed Forces.

Major Zaheruddin Khan, Indian Army, further enriched the online session by delivering an insightful talk on the Agniveer Scheme & officer level entry, highlighting the key features of the scheme and how it provides a pathway for youth to join the Armed Forces.

The “DISHA” initiative is part of the North & Middle Andaman District Police’s ongoing efforts to engage with the youth and provide them with the tools and guidance they need to build successful and fulfilling careers in service to the nation. The program will continue to hold sessions across the district, offering more students the opportunity to benefit from expert career guidance in the coming months.