During the training programme, the participants were introduced to scientific and modern methods of animal husbandry.

In a remarkable example of rehabilitation and reintegration, 32 former Maoists from Bijapur district have taken a decisive step towards self-reliance and development. Moving away from violence and joining the mainstream of society, these individuals have successfully completed a one-month intensive training in poultry and goat rearing at the Regional Self-Employment Training Institute (RSETI) in Jagdalpur.

During the training programme, the participants were introduced to scientific and modern methods of animal husbandry. They received hands-on training in selecting high-yield breeds, feed management and balanced nutrition, vaccination, disease identification and treatment, as well as marketing strategies for their produce. They also learned about various government schemes, credit facilities, and how to start and sustain profitable small-scale ventures.

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One of the former Maoists, expressing gratitude and hope, said, “Life in the jungle was difficult and empty. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, the state government’s rehabilitation policy has given us a new direction and purpose. Today, we are learning skills that will allow us to earn an honest living and provide stability and dignity to our families. This initiative has given us confidence and a second chance at life.”

The initiative reflects Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai’s commitment to empowering former Maoists through livelihood opportunities and inclusion. By linking them with training, financial assistance, and sustainable employment, the Chhattisgarh government continues to turn the tide from conflict to development in the state’s sensitive regions.

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