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Participants attend the government-organised session on Rozgar Mela at the Collectorate in Raipur on Monday, September 28, 2026. Pragati College was represented by Bulbul Rastogi, Coordinator, Management Department, and Dr Ashish Srivastava, Assistant Professor, Humanities. Photo Credit : Bulbul Rastogi
Bulbul Rastogi and Dr Ashish Srivastava attend Collectorate session highlighting employment initiatives and Rozgar Mela programme
Key Highlights
- Government-organised session held at the Collectorate in Raipur.
- Bulbul Rastogi and Dr Ashish Srivastava represented Pragati College.
- Session focused on the Rozgar Mela and employment-related initiatives.
- Faculty members gained insights into the programme and its employment-oriented objectives.
Raipur: Faculty members of Pragati College, Raipur, attended a government-organised session on the Rozgar Mela at the Collectorate on Monday, September 28, 2026 .
Bulbul Rastogi, Coordinator, Management Department, and Dr Ashish Srivastava, Assistant Professor, Humanities, participated in the session, which brought together representatives and stakeholders to discuss the Rozgar Mela and employment-related initiatives.
The programme provided participants with information and insights into the objectives of the Rozgar Mela and various initiatives aimed at expanding employment opportunities.
Connecting Education with Employment Initiatives
Participation in such sessions helps educational institutions remain informed about government employment programmes and enables faculty members to better understand emerging opportunities that may be relevant to students preparing to enter the workforce.
The interaction also offered an opportunity to understand the broader framework through which employment-oriented programmes are being taken forward and communicated to different stakeholders.
For faculty members, such exposure can be particularly useful in bridging the gap between classroom learning and the evolving requirements of the employment sector. Information gathered through these interactions can subsequently help students become more aware of available opportunities, government initiatives and pathways towards employment.
The participation of Pragati College faculty members also reflects the institution’s engagement with initiatives aimed at career awareness, employability and creating stronger connections between higher education and employment opportunities.
