The training was officially inaugurated by Kalaiya Sub-Metropolitan City Mayor Binod Sah at Kumkum Beauty Parlor in Ward No. 7. During the opening ceremony, Mayor Sah encouraged the participants to approach the training with sincerity and determination. “Learning a skill with honesty not only builds your future but also strengthens the entire community,” he shared in his speech.
Mayor Sah also highlighted the everyday impact of beauty skills. “Even if the knowledge gained is used only personally, it can save women a significant amount of money spent on beauty services,” he noted, underscoring the practical and financial benefits of the course.
The program, led by beauty trainer Sarita Jaiswal, includes 20 women from the Kalaiya area. Over the course of a month, participants will be trained in the basics of beauty care, including grooming, skincare, and makeup techniques—skills that can open doors to employment or entrepreneurship.
The inauguration event saw the presence of several community figures, including Tapasi Chaurasiya, Head of the Social Division of Kalaiya Sub-Metropolitan City, and Sajir Mansoor, a member of the Nepal Journalists Federation from Madhesh Province.
Beyond the training itself, the initiative is a reflection of a broader commitment by Kalaiya’s leadership to uplift women by investing in their potential. It is part of a growing movement within the community to create sustainable and inclusive economic opportunities for all.
As the trainees begin this journey, the atmosphere is one of hope and possibility—a reminder that small, targeted efforts can make a big difference in people’s lives. For these 20 women, the path to confidence and financial independence may just begin with a simple makeup brush and a lot of heart.
