Justice Lokur appreciated the efforts of the commission while inaugurating the Khadi training centre set up to provide Khadi spinning and weaving training to the boys of 'Adharshila Observation Home' at Sewa Kutir in North Delhi's Kingsway Camp area.
KVIC has started the training centre at the observation home which is run by National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) for boys who have been convicted by the juvenile courts.
Speaking on the occasion, KVIC Chairman V K Saxena said spinning was the best way of meditation and it inculcates self-discipline and helps people to concentrate and deviate from committing wrongs.
"Charkha spinning can calm down the roaring and angry mind attitudes. When these boys will come out from the observation home, they will be trained spinners and weavers and will be able to start their life with dignity," he said.
Kacker thanked the KVIC Chairman for providing charkhas and looms at no cost and giving two months training to the boys, which will support them in changing their attitude.
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