Workshop on entrepreneurship development held in Biswanath College

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HT Correspondent
BISWANATH CHARIALI, Sept 26: A workshop on ‘Entrepreneurship Development’ was organised on Monday in Biswanath College by Assam Small Industry Development Corporation in collaboration with IQAC and IIC of the college.
Kishore Upadhyay, chairman, Assam Small Industry Development Corporation in his speech as resource person apprised the student community of various Government schemes available for interested students. As Government jobs are limited, Upadhyay called upon the students to think of becoming entrepreneurs. Earlier, Dr Chinta Mani Sharma, principal, Biswanath College welcomed the guests and urged the students to be aware of the Government facilities available for interested students who wanted to be entrepreneurs.
Bijit Pratim Mahanta, extension officer, DICC and Riku Dutta, district team leader, APART, Biswanath gave a detailed presentation to the students to make them aware about various projects that any interested students can take up. They also apprised the students of various financial facilities available for interested students.
Preetam Kumar Nath, district development manager, Sonitpur (NABARD) also gave a detailed presentation on various schemes available in the agricultural and rural development sector.
Ajit Singh, regional manager, SBI, Tezpur informed the students of various facilities relating to financial assistance and loans SBI would provide.
Dr Lalit Baruah, Dr Dipankar Saikia both members of IQAC, Deep Jyoti Nath, president, IIC, Biswanath College and Dr Karabi Gogoi, HoD, Economics attended the meeting along with other faculties. Nearly four hundred students and several journalists of Biswanath also attended the workshop.

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