With an aim to bridge the digital skills gap among the young generation, Aadil Zahoor, a young entrepreneur from Yadipora, Palhallan has set up his computer training institute, AI Computers at Hyderbeigh Pattan.
The venture was inaugurated by the Inspector-in-Charge Police Post Palhallan Shakeel Azhar and other dignitaries. The institute, which aims to provide quality computer education and technical training, is poised to become a center for learning and skill development in the area.
The inauguration ceremony was marked by enthusiasm and hope, as locals gathered to celebrate this remarkable initiative. The event was graced by ICPP Palhallan Azhar Shakeel as the chief guest, who lauded Aadil’s vision and determination.
Addressing the gathering, Shakeel emphasised the importance of digital literacy in today’s fast-paced world and the role such initiatives play in shaping the future of the youth.
“Aadil’s efforts are truly commendable. Establishing a training institute like this, is not only a step toward self-reliance but also an opportunity for the community to gain access to essential skills required in the modern job market,” he said.
Aadil Zahoor said that the institute is designed to offer a wide range of courses, from basic computer literacy to advanced technical skills, catering to students, professionals, and anyone keen to enhance their knowledge in the digital domain.
“Will be providing affordable and accessible training, ensuring that even those from underprivileged backgrounds can benefit from the opportunities offered by AI Computers,” he said.
Aadil said that his goal is to create a platform where our youth can learn and grow, enabling them to compete in today’s technology-driven world. This institute is a small step toward a brighter and more self-reliant future for our community, he added.
The inauguration saw an outpouring of support from the local community, who appreciated Aadil’s initiative as a much-needed resource for the region. Many expressed optimism that the institute would help address unemployment by equipping young people with in-demand skills.
Waseem Ahmad, a local trainer said that this is a proud moment for the Hyderbeigh area. Initiatives like these show that our youth are capable of driving positive change and contributing to the community’s growth, he said.
