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Dharmavaram to Offer Free Army and Police Training for 100 Youths Annually, Says Satya Kumar Yadav
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 08:17 AM
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The town of Dharmavaram will provide free training for 100 local youths each year to prepare them for Army and police recruitment, according to local official Satya Kumar Yadav.
Dharmavaram, a town in Andhra Pradesh, has announced a new initiative to give free training to 100 local youths every year for Army and police recruitment, as stated by local official Satya Kumar Yadav.
Under the scheme, the training will be provided at no cost to the participants and is designed to equip them with the physical fitness, basic knowledge and skills required for entry into the armed forces and police services. The program aims to increase employment opportunities for young people in the region.
The training is scheduled to run for a specified period each year, with details on duration, curriculum and eligibility to be released by the town administration. Interested candidates will need to meet basic age and fitness criteria and can apply through the local recruitment office.
Yadav emphasized that the initiative reflects the government's commitment to support youth employment and to strengthen the security forces with well-prepared candidates from the community.
Under the scheme, the training will be provided at no cost to the participants and is designed to equip them with the physical fitness, basic knowledge and skills required for entry into the armed forces and police services. The program aims to increase employment opportunities for young people in the region.
The training is scheduled to run for a specified period each year, with details on duration, curriculum and eligibility to be released by the town administration. Interested candidates will need to meet basic age and fitness criteria and can apply through the local recruitment office.
Yadav emphasized that the initiative reflects the government's commitment to support youth employment and to strengthen the security forces with well-prepared candidates from the community.