AGNIVEER VAYU AWARNESS PROGRAMME 18 July, 2025
Event Overview
Jeypore College of Pharmacy recently organized a focused awareness programme highlighting the Agniveer Vayu Induction Programme, specially designed for students aspiring to serve in the Indian Air Force through the Agnipath scheme. The event brought together experts in skill development and defense services alongside the college’s academic leadership. Among the distinguished guests were Shubham Anand, Chief Minister Skill Development Fellow from Employment Office Koraput, and Sergeants Prasanna Kumar and ND Singh from the 9 Airmen Selection Centre, Baramunda, Bhubaneswar. Their presence added significant value by connecting students with real-world opportunities in national service and career advancement.
Theme
The central theme of the event was to introduce and promote the opportunities and holistic development possible through the Agniveer Vayu Induction Programme. The discussions centered not only on enlisting in the Indian Air Force but also on how this unique pathway shapes disciplined, skilled, and patriotic individuals. It underscored the convergence of national service, personal growth, and skill enhancement, showing students how participating in the programme aligns career ambitions with service to the nation.
Key Highlights
A major highlight of the session was the interaction with the guest speakers, who provided direct insights into the Agniveer Vayu programme. Shubham Anand shared valuable information regarding various state and central government skill development initiatives, explaining how such schemes are essential stepping stones to employability and leadership. Sergeants Prasanna Kumar and ND Singh gave an in-depth overview of the Indian Air Force’s selection process, training procedures, and the numerous benefits offered to Agniveer Vayu candidates. Their motivating talks addressed eligibility, preparation strategies, and the broader advantages of national defense careers, generating enthusiasm among the attendees. The active participation by both students and faculty in the discussion and Q&A sessions was a testament to the event’s relevance and resonance.
Programme Details
The programme was held at the Jeypore College of Pharmacy auditorium under the leadership of Dr. Priyambada Sarangi, Director, and Dr. Satyabrata Jena, Principal. It began with inaugurals by the college leadership, followed by a session led by Shubham Anand focusing on employability skills, government schemes, and the importance of such initiatives in career building. The spotlight then shifted to Sergeants Prasanna Kumar and ND Singh, who gave a comprehensive overview of the Agniveer Vayu Induction Programme, detailing the application process, physical and written requirements, training period, and post-service benefits. The event concluded with an interactive session where students eagerly engaged with the guests, clarifying their doubts and gathering practical advice for future success.
Impact
The event had a transformative impact on student awareness and aspiration. It not only demystified the path to joining the Indian Air Force through the Agniveer Vayu programme but also inspired students to take advantage of available government skill development programmes. The firsthand information provided by Shubham Anand, along with the motivational engagement by Sergeants Prasanna Kumar and ND Singh, led to heightened interest in defense services and skill development opportunities. The session fostered a strong sense of confidence, patriotism, and readiness for national service and personal growth.
Organizers
The event was skillfully coordinated by the Event Management Committee and IQAC of Jeypore College of Pharmacy, under the strategic guidance of Director Dr. Priyambada Sarangi and Principal Dr. Satyabrata Jena. Their efforts, supported by the collaborative involvement of guest experts, ensured a seamless, informative, and inspiring experience for all participants, further strengthening the college’s commitment to comprehensive student development and exemplary outreach.