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On June 18th, JITO Ahmedabad organized a ‘Meet and Greet’ event at the JITO Office from 4 pm to 5 pm, inviting 20 National Sports winners and their parents. The event was held under the dynamic leadership of Chairman Shri Asit Shah, Chief Secretary Shri Pravesh Mehta, and convened by Sports Conveners Shri Hardik Shah and Shri Ishan Shah. The primary purpose of the event was to educate the attendees about JITO’s activities and how they could benefit their future careers.Chairman Shri Asit Shah began the event by introducing the team and inviting the attendees to introduce themselves. He provided insights into the JITO organization, explaining its operations and various projects aimed at community welfare. He detailed the organizational structure, including the Youth Wing and Ladies Wing, and highlighted their flagship projects, such as the JITO Business Network and JIIF, which support entrepreneurs and startups within the community. He emphasized the JEAP (JITO Education Assistance Program), which provides education loans for both domestic and foreign higher studies. Additionally, he mentioned the JATF (JITO Administrative Foundation Trust), which offers training for civil services like IAS, IPS, IRS, IFS, and Bank Probationary Officers at a nominal fee at four centres, with top-tier faculty guiding the students. This initiative aims to strengthen the Jain community, classified as a minority by the government, by producing strong officers. He noted that philanthropists and trustees have allocated significant funds in crores for this cause. Furthermore, Shri Asit Shah highlighted JITO SPORTS, which provides professional and financial support to Jain athletes, encouraging them to compete at international events such as the Olympics.Chief Secretary Shri Pravesh Mehta discussed the annual Youth Exchange Program, where 14 students aged 18 to 23 are selected through exams, interviews, and group discussions to spend a month in the United States. During this program, they stay with Jain families, exchange cultures, visit industrial sites, universities, and other places of interest to gain knowledge.Shri Hardik Shah congratulated the athletes for their outstanding performances and presented them with gifts as tokens of appreciation. The attendees expressed their admiration for the initiatives undertaken by JITO.

On June 18th, JITO Ahmedabad organized a ‘Meet and Greet’ event at the JITO Office from 4 pm to 5 pm, inviting 20 National Sports winners and their parents. The event was held under the dynamic leadership of Chairman Shri Asit Shah, Chief Secretary Shri Pravesh Mehta, and convened by Sports Conveners Shri Hardik Shah and Shri Ishan Shah. The primary purpose of the event was to educate the attendees about JITO’s activities and how they could benefit their future careers.

Chairman Shri Asit Shah began the event by introducing the team and inviting the attendees to introduce themselves. He provided insights into the JITO organization, explaining its operations and various projects aimed at community welfare. He detailed the organizational structure, including the Youth Wing and Ladies Wing, and highlighted their flagship projects, such as the JITO Business Network and JIIF, which support entrepreneurs and startups within the community. He emphasized the JEAP (JITO Education Assistance Program), which provides education loans for both domestic and foreign higher studies. Additionally, he mentioned the JATF (JITO Administrative Foundation Trust), which offers training for civil services like IAS, IPS, IRS, IFS, and Bank Probationary Officers at a nominal fee at four centres, with top-tier faculty guiding the students. This initiative aims to strengthen the Jain community, classified as a minority by the government, by producing strong officers. He noted that philanthropists and trustees have allocated significant funds in crores for this cause. Furthermore, Shri Asit Shah highlighted JITO SPORTS, which provides professional and financial support to Jain athletes, encouraging them to compete at international events such as the Olympics.

Chief Secretary Shri Pravesh Mehta discussed the annual Youth Exchange Program, where 14 students aged 18 to 23 are selected through exams, interviews, and group discussions to spend a month in the United States. During this program, they stay with Jain families, exchange cultures, visit industrial sites, universities, and other places of interest to gain knowledge.

Shri Hardik Shah congratulated the athletes for their outstanding performances and presented them with gifts as tokens of appreciation. The attendees expressed their admiration for the initiatives undertaken by JITO.