On December 5, 2024, Don Bosco Tech Society, Thakurmunda, celebrated a landmark occasion with the inauguration of Batch 6 of the "Skills to Succeed" program, focusing on Organic Grower training for the 2024-25 session. The ceremony was a remarkable blend of tradition, inspiration, and the promise of transformative growth.

The event commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, a symbolic gesture of enlightenment, led by esteemed guests including Mr. Manoj Kumar Jena, Block Research Person (BRP) from Thakurmunda, Mr. Jagadish Prasad Swain, Centre Coordinator, Mr. Abhimanyu Behera, Domain Trainer, Mrs. Rasmita Behera, Support Domain Trainer, and the eager trainees themselves. This moment was more than a ritual—it marked the beginning of a journey toward knowledge, sustainability, and empowerment.

Mr. Abhimanyu Behera passionately shared the inspiring legacy of Don Bosco Tech, underscoring its pivotal role in transforming lives across the nation through skill development. Welcoming the trainees, he emphasized, “This is not merely an institution; it is a thriving community that fosters growth, exploration, and excellence. As you embark on this journey, remember that you are part of a larger mission to create a sustainable and empowered future.” He also highlighted the impactful collaboration with Accenture, which has been instrumental in shaping the program's innovative approach and objectives.

In an engaging address, Mr. Manoj Jena offered deep insights into the essence of organic farming, painting a vivid picture of its relevance in today’s world. He described organic farming as a holistic practice that nurtures both the land and its people. Avoiding synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and GMOs, organic farming relies on natural solutions to enhance soil health and control pests. "It’s about harmony," he said, “a way of preserving biodiversity and ensuring that future generations inherit a planet as abundant and beautiful as it is today.” His words resonated deeply with the audience, inspiring them to see organic farming as both a responsibility and a transformative opportunity.

The ceremony concluded with heartfelt gratitude extended by Mrs. Rasmita Behera, who thanked the state operational team, the trainees, and all attendees for their unwavering enthusiasm and support. Her words were a heartfelt reminder of the collective effort required to drive change and create sustainable livelihoods. With a promise of a bright and rewarding future, she urged everyone to carry the spirit of collaboration and commitment into their journey.

The event drew to a close with the stirring strains of the National Anthem, a moment of unity and pride that reinforced the shared vision of empowerment, sustainability, and resilience. For the trainees, it was not just an inauguration—it was the beginning of a journey filled with purpose, potential, and the promise of a better tomorrow.