DC hands over certificates to Juveniles for computer course in Shimlapuri Observation Home
Orders music and art classes, inspects building
City Air News
Aug 20, 2025 04:26
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Ludhiana, August 20, 2025: Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Jain on Wednesday presented certificates to 35 undertrial juveniles who successfully completed a six-month basic computer course at the local observation home. This impactful training program, organized by the Philanthropy Club in collaboration with the district administration, equips juveniles with essential digital skills, fostering their rehabilitation and preparing them for a brighter future.
During his visit, Jain also inspected a health camp in which critical screenings, including Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Syphilis, Complete Blood Count, Random Blood Sugar, and Tuberculosis.
Responding to requests from the juveniles during an interactive session, Deputy Commissioner also ordered the appointment of dedicated art and music teachers at the observation home to nurture creativity, boost confidence, and provide constructive outlets for self-expression.
"The computer course, along with art and music classes, is pivotal steps toward rehabilitation," stated DC Jain and added that these initiatives go beyond skill development—they empower juveniles to move past their mistakes, engage in meaningful activities, and discover a renewed sense of purpose. The computer course introduces juveniles to essential digital literacy skills, including basic software operation, and productivity tools. Similarly, the art and music classes will encourage emotional growth and resilience. These programs aim to keep these juveniles productively engaged, steering them away from negative thoughts and fostering a positive outlook on life.
The Deputy Commissioner expressed gratitude to Philanthropy Club head Lakhminder Kaur for partnering with the district administration.
