Tribal Community to Connect Digitally via “Adinivaas App”: Chief Minister
Ranchi: Chief Minister Hemant Soren launched the “Adinivaas App” at an event held at Audrey House, Ranchi. Speaking on the occasion, he stated that this app marks a significant step toward connecting the tribal community across the country on a single digital platform.
The Chief Minister remarked that the “Adinivaas App” is not merely a digital platform; it will also serve as a medium to preserve the culture, language, traditions, land, and lifestyle of the tribal community. Through this initiative, the youth will gain access to new opportunities for employment, innovation, and economic development.
Commending the app's creator, Nitin Kujur, and his team, the Chief Minister noted that the youth of Jharkhand are now forging a new identity for themselves in the fields of technology and innovation. He emphasized that in today's digital era, technology serves as the most effective medium for showcasing one's talent and ideas to the world, and the youth of the tribal community should leverage this opportunity to its fullest extent.
The Chief Minister observed that while society must embrace new mindsets and creativity in step with changing times, preserving one's culture and civilization remains equally vital. He expressed confidence that the “Adinivaas App” would not only provide a new direction to the tribal community but also empower its youth.
During the event, the Chief Minister highlighted the state government's youth-centric schemes, noting that through the Pilot Training Center established in Dumka, the youth of Jharkhand can now receive commercial pilot training right within the state. Free-of-cost facilities for this training will be made available to tribal youth.
Several dignitaries attended the event, including Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji, MLA Rajesh Kachhap, Adinivaas App founder Nitin Kujur, and co-founders Manish Lakra and Kiran Lakra.
