Two Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs) –
Gous Mohammad Pir of Loutolim, Salcete, completed 5028 transactions, while Suresh Pujari of Cansaulim completed 4876; and were awarded for their outstanding performance during the commemoration of 15 Years of CSC Diwas.
The duo’s exceptional work mirrors the community’s strength and dedication, while also reflecting the success of the Common Services Centres system. VLE’s commitment has significantly enhanced the accessibility and efficiency of government services across Goa.
Minister for Information Technology, Rohan A. Khaunte, OSD Neville Noronha, Dr. Jaanvi Prabhudesai, Sangeeta Parab and Gautam Kharangate was also present. The entire CSC Goa State team was present, along with nearly all CSC VLEs.
Goa CSC SPV State Head, Dhaval Jadhav welcomed all the dignitaries and spoke about the dedication of CSC VLEs and their significant contributions.
“We must all work together to drive meaningful change. Goa stands out with its unique approach, and it’s essential to progress in the right direction. The strength and determination, particularly among women, are truly inspiring. Let’s start seeing these changes and create success stories together. We are committed to providing the necessary support to achieve this. Success isn’t just about Goa, it’s about each of you,” remarked Khaunte.
Representatives from the insurance and banking sectors also attended the event, explaining their products and services while providing valuable information to the attendees. Two training sessions were held on SBI Life and a Lead Management System, further empowering the participants with essential skills and knowledge.
Looking ahead, training sessions for additional services are scheduled. The Swayampurna e-bazaar initiative will soon be introduced in CSC. This initiative aims to reach a larger audience by promoting products made by self-help groups in the online market. CSC SPV State Manager, Suyog Dixit, extended the vote of thanks.
