Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Programs
Valedictory Session of In-Service Training Programme on Cash Management & Accounts for O/o DC-MSME Officials held at ni-msme on 23 July 2026
ni-msme held the valedictory session for Batch I of the In-Service Training Programme on Cash Management & Accounts for officers of the Office of DC-MSME on 23 July. Shri Sanjay Kumar, Deputy Director (Administration), O/o DC-MSME, Ministry of MSME, GoI, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.
The four-day programme was designed to strengthen participants' knowledge and practical understanding of key financial and administrative procedures. The training covered important topics including TRS, ITR filing and compliance, GST, GFR Rules, retirement-related matters of pension rules and pay fixation, and GeM e-procurement. The sessions were highly interactive, encouraging active participation and practical learning.
Addressing the officers, Shri Sanjay Kumar, emphasized the importance of sound financial management, regulatory compliance and continuous capacity building in enhancing administrative efficiency and accountability. He appreciated the active participation of the officers and encouraged them to apply the knowledge gained in their day-to-day official responsibilities.
The programme concluded with the valedictory session and distribution of certificates, marking the successful completion of Batch I of the training programme.
The four-day programme was designed to strengthen participants' knowledge and practical understanding of key financial and administrative procedures. The training covered important topics including TRS, ITR filing and compliance, GST, GFR Rules, retirement-related matters of pension rules and pay fixation, and GeM e-procurement. The sessions were highly interactive, encouraging active participation and practical learning.
Addressing the officers, Shri Sanjay Kumar, emphasized the importance of sound financial management, regulatory compliance and continuous capacity building in enhancing administrative efficiency and accountability. He appreciated the active participation of the officers and encouraged them to apply the knowledge gained in their day-to-day official responsibilities.
The programme concluded with the valedictory session and distribution of certificates, marking the successful completion of Batch I of the training programme.