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KISHTWAR : To mark the World Red Cross Day 2021, the District Red Cross Society (DRCS) Kishtwar, under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar Ashok Sharma, who is also its Chairman, today distributed the relief material comprising of the eatable items and other daily utility material among the beneficiaries of the Bal Ashram Kishtwar.
Joint Director Planning Mohammad Iqbal; ACR Kishtwar Akhter Hussain Qazi; DSWO, Traiq Parvez Qazi; Red Cross Secretary, Asgar Ali Sheikh; besides other officers and Volunteers were present on the occasion.
The packed material includes Haldi 10 Kg, Mirch Powder 1 Kg, Mustard Oil 48 ltr, Tea 20 Kg, Salt 25 Kg, Dal Chana 25 Kg, Sugar 50 Kg, Life-Boy Soap 30 nos and Rin Soap 30 nos. were handed over to the DSWO Kishtwar.
Apr 19, 2021
The father of these three is a handicapped, while the mother is the only earning member of their family. With bare subsistence means she could earn hardly two time meals for her family.
Since she struggled to make two ends meet, education was not even an option for her kids.
The Mahila Shakti Kendra team comprising Priya Sharma Women Welfare officer; Tirath Kour District Coordinator and Nooreen Azam District coordinator; met with District social welfare officer and Tehsil social welfare regarding this matter and the kids were registered in Bal Ashram for continuing their education.
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Never want to go back to that life : 21-year-old Rajesh on how Satyarthi Children s Foundation helped him
When Rajesh was eight, the volunteers of the Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation spotted him working at a brick kiln and advised his parents to let the boy enter school.
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On February 04, a tweet from the Nobel Peace Prize recipient Kailash Satyarthi, grabbed attention for starting off as “Proud of my dear son Rajesh.” Satyarthi was referring to Rajdhani College (Delhi University) student Rajesh, who with the support of the Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation (KSCF) had just cleared his BSc (Electronics) with first division.