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 Skill development for rural youth is crucial for their personal growth, economic empowerment, and overall development of rural communities. By acquiring relevant skills, rural youth can enhance their employability, entrepreneurship potential, and contribute to local economic growth. Here are some key areas to focus on for skill development: 1. Agriculture and Rural Livelihood Skills: Since rural areas are often agricultural-centric, providing training in modern farming techniques, crop management, animal husbandry, organic farming, and sustainable agriculture practices can empower rural youth to improve productivity, reduce post-harvest losses, and explore new avenues for income generation. 2. Vocational and Technical Skills: Offering vocational training programs in various trades such as carpentry, masonry, welding, plumbing, electrician work, and automotive repair equips rural youth with practical skills that can lead to self-employment opportunities and address local community need

  The Dove And The Ant Once upon a time in a beautiful forest, there lived a friendly dove and a hardworking ant. Who were the two characters in the story? A) A deer and an ant B) A dove and a bear C) A rabbit and an eagle D) A dove and an ant One sunny day, the ant was collecting food for its family. What was the ant doing? A) Collecting food B) Playing with the dove C) Sleeping D) Singing a song Suddenly, the ant slipped and fell into a deep hole. What happened to the ant? A) It found a treasure B) It slipped and fell into a hole C) It started singing D) It flew away The dove saw the ant in trouble and quickly flew over to help. Who came to help the ant? A) A squirrel B) A turtle C) A dove D) A butterfly The dove thought of a clever plan. It picked up a small stick and dropped it into the hole. What did the dove do to help the ant? A) Dropped a stick into the hole B) Dance around C) Call for more doves D) Sing a song The ant climbed onto the stick and the dove pulled it out of the ho