
Baramulla, Aug 3: Bengaluru-based Translab Technologies Pvt. Ltd., which has a regional office in Jammu and Kashmir, launched a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative by distributing learning kits to students of Government Middle School (Boys), Kalampora, Singhpora in Baramulla on Monday.
The programme, led by the company's founders, aims to promote quality education and aligns with flagship national initiatives, including the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, Samagra Shiksha, PM SHRI Schools, and the Skill India Mission.
Emphasising its commitment to the Union Territory, the company said it views the youth of Jammu and Kashmir as future contributors to India's digital economy rather than beneficiaries of charity.
Translab has already established a Technology Delivery Centre in Jammu, employing local engineering graduates, and now plans to set up a Global Development Centre in the Union Territory for its flagship Sovereign AI platform, Tantor.ai, creating high-end technology careers for local youth.
CEO and Co-Founder Gaganjit Singh Wazir said education in Jammu and Kashmir had shaped his own journey and reaffirmed the company's commitment to supporting students from classrooms to careers through education, technology training and employment opportunities.
Chairman Harbinder Singh said meaningful nation-building requires industry and government to work together. He added that Translab would continue investing in education, AI skill development and employment pathways to help prepare Jammu and Kashmir's youth for the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.
As part of its long-term CSR strategy in Jammu and Kashmir, the company announced plans to invest in:
Learning materials, digital classrooms and scholarships for meritorious students.
Skill development programmes in Artificial Intelligence, cloud computing and data technologies.
Internship and employment opportunities for trained youth through Translab and its industry partners.
The company thanked the School Education Department, local administration and the staff of Government Middle School (Boys), Kalampora, for their support in organising the initiative.
Baramulla, Aug 3: Bengaluru-based Translab Technologies Pvt. Ltd., which has a regional office in Jammu and Kashmir, launched a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative by distributing learning kits to students of Government Middle School (Boys), Kalampora, Singhpora in Baramulla on Monday.
The programme, led by the company's founders, aims to promote quality education and aligns with flagship national initiatives, including the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, Samagra Shiksha, PM SHRI Schools, and the Skill India Mission.
Emphasising its commitment to the Union Territory, the company said it views the youth of Jammu and Kashmir as future contributors to India's digital economy rather than beneficiaries of charity.
Translab has already established a Technology Delivery Centre in Jammu, employing local engineering graduates, and now plans to set up a Global Development Centre in the Union Territory for its flagship Sovereign AI platform, Tantor.ai, creating high-end technology careers for local youth.
CEO and Co-Founder Gaganjit Singh Wazir said education in Jammu and Kashmir had shaped his own journey and reaffirmed the company's commitment to supporting students from classrooms to careers through education, technology training and employment opportunities.
Chairman Harbinder Singh said meaningful nation-building requires industry and government to work together. He added that Translab would continue investing in education, AI skill development and employment pathways to help prepare Jammu and Kashmir's youth for the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.
As part of its long-term CSR strategy in Jammu and Kashmir, the company announced plans to invest in:
Learning materials, digital classrooms and scholarships for meritorious students.
Skill development programmes in Artificial Intelligence, cloud computing and data technologies.
Internship and employment opportunities for trained youth through Translab and its industry partners.
The company thanked the School Education Department, local administration and the staff of Government Middle School (Boys), Kalampora, for their support in organising the initiative.
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