New Delhi: The Directorate General Resettlement (DGR) has highlighted the journey of former serviceman Major Sonit Mohanty, who transitioned from military service to entrepreneurship through the DGR COCO Petrol Pump Scheme.
According to the DGR, the initiative provided an opportunity for the ex-serviceman to establish himself in the civilian sector and work towards financial independence after leaving the Armed Forces.
In a video shared by DGR, Maj Sonit Mohanty speaks about his experience of managing a petrol pump under the scheme. The DGR presented his journey as an example of how opportunities for self-employment can support ex-servicemen in building a second career after military service. (YouTube)
The COCO (Company Owned, Company Operated) petrol pump scheme is among the resettlement opportunities associated with DGR for eligible ex-servicemen. Under such arrangements, veterans can take up management responsibilities at designated retail outlets, subject to the applicable eligibility criteria and oil-company requirements. (Forum - Sainik Welfare News)
DGR's video describes Maj Mohanty's transition as one from serving in uniform to developing a civilian business career, highlighting the role of discipline, dedication and access to suitable post-service opportunities.
The initiative forms part of the broader effort to facilitate resettlement and employment opportunities for ex-servicemen, helping them apply their experience and skills to new professional avenues after military service.
Source: Directorate General Resettlement (DGR) (YouTube)
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