Shree Amrutvahini Gramvikas Mandal successfully conducted an Assistant Labour Commissioner Training Programme on 12 August 2026, bringing together government officials, labour enforcement authorities, trainers, legal professionals, and development-sector representatives to strengthen their understanding of bonded labour laws and effective protection mechanisms.
Strengthening Capacity to Address Bonded Labour
The training programme focused on the Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976, with detailed guidance on its key provisions, legal framework, implementation mechanisms, and the role of stakeholders in identifying and addressing cases of bonded labour.
The programme provided an important platform for government officials and other stakeholders to enhance their knowledge and strengthen coordination in protecting vulnerable communities from exploitation.
Government Officials and Key Stakeholders in Attendance
The programme was attended by:
- Mr. Revanath Bhisle, Assistant Labour Commissioner
- Mr. Swapnil Jadhav, Government Labour Officer
- Mr. Ambadas Kedar, Government Labour Officer
- Mr. Lalit Dabhade, Shops Inspector
- Mr. Prakash Bhosale, Shops Inspector
- Mr. Gorakh Jadhav, IJM Trainer
- Mr. Nilesh Chhaddidar, Relationship Manager, IJM
- Adv. Ashish Dusre
Their participation reflected the importance of collaboration between government authorities, legal professionals, civil society organisations, and development partners in addressing bonded labour and protecting vulnerable communities.
Training on the Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976
A major focus of the programme was providing practical and detailed training on the Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976.
The sessions covered important aspects of the legislation and its implementation, helping participants develop a stronger understanding of the legal and institutional mechanisms available for addressing bonded labour.
Such capacity-building initiatives are essential for ensuring that officials and stakeholders are better equipped to identify vulnerable individuals, respond to cases of exploitation, coordinate rescue efforts, and support rehabilitation.
Shree Amrutvahini Gramvikas Mandal’s Work for Vulnerable Communities
During the programme, Mr. Siraj Shaikh, Project Coordinator, presented detailed information about the various projects and initiatives undertaken by Shree Amrutvahini Gramvikas Mandal.
The organisation's work focuses particularly on:
- Protection of vulnerable communities
- Rescue and intervention
- Rehabilitation and reintegration
- Awareness and community mobilisation
- Prevention of exploitation
- Strengthening community-level support systems
The presentation highlighted the organisation's continued efforts to create awareness, support affected communities, and work with stakeholders to address issues related to bonded labour and social vulnerability.
Building Stronger Coordination and Collective Action
Effective action against bonded labour requires more than legal awareness. It depends on strong coordination among government departments, enforcement agencies, civil society organisations, legal professionals, trainers, and communities.
The training programme created an opportunity for participants to exchange knowledge, understand their respective responsibilities, and strengthen the collaborative approach required for effective implementation of bonded labour laws.
Dedicated Team Behind the Successful Programme
The smooth organisation and successful execution of the programme were made possible through the dedicated efforts of Mangesh, Sagar, Swapnil, Shrikant, and Tanvi.
Their commitment and teamwork contributed significantly to ensuring that the programme was organised effectively and provided a meaningful learning and coordination platform for all participants.
A Step Towards Stronger Protection and Rehabilitation
The Assistant Labour Commissioner Training Programme was an important step towards strengthening the knowledge, coordination, and institutional capacity of stakeholders working to address bonded labour.
Through continued training, awareness, legal understanding, rescue support, rehabilitation, and coordinated action, stakeholders can contribute towards building safer and more empowered communities.
Shree Amrutvahini Gramvikas Mandal remains committed to working towards the protection, dignity, rights, and rehabilitation of vulnerable communities through meaningful partnerships and community-focused initiatives.
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