The first batch of a 15-day self-defense basic training program for young women, organized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports and conducted by BKSP, concluded in Dhaka. Colonel Md. Golam Mabud Hasan, Director (Training) of BKSP and Project Director, attended the closing ceremony as chief guest and distributed certificates and stipends to participants. The program aims to empower youth through training in judo, karate, taekwondo, and air gun shooting, enhancing confidence, discipline, and physical fitness. The initiative, inaugurated on November 9 by Adviser Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan, targets Bangladeshi citizens aged 18–35 who are physically and mentally fit. A total of 8,850 participants—8,250 men in 102 batches and 600 women in 12 batches—will receive training in phases. The ministry expects the program to help build a strong, self-reliant youth community capable of facing national challenges and emergencies.
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