For the first time, girls from the government schools of Kashmir have the opportunity to join the golf training camps. The main objective of the move is to provide girls a chance to learn and develop an interest in the sport and eventually emerge as professional golfers. The camp has been organized by the Jammu and Kashmir Department of Youth Sports and Services, in collaboration with the Department of Tourism and authorities in Kashmir. The first golf course in the state reopened recently, and the training camp for girls is an initiative to promote the sport among the youth. Abdul Qayoom, the training camp in charge, told news agency, ANI, that earlier, they used to have games like kho-kho and badminton, but introducing girls to golf was undertaken for the first time. "For girls who want to make a career in golf, this is the platform to showcase their performance. Golf was thought to be an elite sport," he said.
The girls are being trained under the expertise of professional trainers and are enjoying much more than the authorities expected. Several students are also excited about the camp because sitting at home had become monotonous for the children since the classes have moved online. Golf is considered to be one of the most royal sports. After abolishing Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, the Centre has taken initiatives to develop several sports activities in the state. Youth from the region have welcomed these initiatives and have proactively come forward to help the area prosper.

As part of its workplace inclusivity initiatives, Amazon India announced the launch of two all-women delivery stations in India on Tuesday. The stations are located in the towns of Aranmula (Pathanamthitta district) and Kodungallur (Thrissur district) in Kerala and operated by Delivery Service Partners (DSPs) who give work opportunities to more than 50 women in the region, Hindustan Times reported. According to the company's official statement, the launch of these all-women delivery stations is in line with Amazon India's efforts to increase the opportunities for women in the logistics sector whilst strengthening its Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity (DEI) commitment.

These stations are in addition to the already existing all-women delivery stations in Chennai, and Kadi, Gujarat, the statement said. The DSP programme is a last-mile delivery model where Amazon India partners with Small and Mid-sized Businesses (SMBs) to deliver packages to Amazon customers. Providing Opportunities The stations will be run and managed by women across managerial and delivery associate roles. The associates will also be trained across different aspects of the job ranging from customer service, handling packages, technology to safety. To ensure the safety of women delivery partners, various feedback mechanisms have been built besides creating awareness among them. In addition, a dedicated helpline number has been set up to dial in for any support or help needed during the day.