“Creating Employment Opportunities in Rural Areas” Hon’ble Mr. Vinayakrao Bhongale

Nandura : A successful campus placement drive was recently organized at Tulsibai Ranglalji Jhambad College, Nandura, in collaboration with Yogesh Enterprises. The initiative received an enthusiastic response from students, and many of them are expected to receive employment opportunities through this drive.

The inauguration of the event was graced by the presence of Hon’ble Vardhaman Prem Jhambad, Trustee of the college; Hon’ble Mr. Yogesh Vinayakrao Bhongale, CEO of Yogesh Enterprises; Hon’l Mr. Shailendra Singh, Marketing Head; and the college Principal, Hon’l Mr. Manoj Jain.

In his address, the Principal emphasized that “There is immense potential among youth in rural areas. With proper guidance and the right opportunities, they can certainly succeed. Campus placement drives like this provide a clear direction to their careers.”

Hon’l Mr. Shailendra Singh, the Marketing Head of Yogesh Enterprises, provided valuable information to the students about future career prospects, available training facilities within the company, and other benefits. He also appreciated the enthusiasm shown by the students.

Hon’l Mr. Yogesh Vinayakrao Bhongale stated in his speech, “We consider it our social responsibility to create employment opportunities in rural areas. The students here have the skills, perseverance, and self-confidence, but they often lack the right platform. That’s why such initiatives are essential. This platform will serve as a source of self-awareness and inspiration for the students.”

The event was attended by all faculty members of the college, senior officials from Yogesh Enterprises, and other distinguished guests. The students took full advantage of the opportunity, and a renewed sense of confidence was observed among them.

At the conclusion of the program, the college’s placement coordinator, Mrs. Meenakshi Madam, expressed heartfelt gratitude to all the dignitaries, students, and organizers. She said, “Such initiatives will be regularly organized at the college so that more career opportunities can be made available to students from rural backgrounds.”