Prakash Foundation holds Awareness Camp at Palai village



Candle March in Palai village


Narvijay Yadav and Canny Gogia leading the Candle March

Chandigarh, November 22, 2012: An awareness camp was organized by Prakash Foundation, an NGO for farmers’ empowerment, at Palai village in Budaun district, in which professionals from diverse backgrounds participated. A candle march was taken out to symbolize awareness besides screening of some useful movies. Palai village is 500 km away from Chandigarh.

Highlight of the programme was interaction with the farmers and children in the presence of a high profile delegation arrived in the village from Delhi and Chandigarh. Prominent among the visiting team included Col (Retired) Vijay S Jamwal, Life Skills Trainer Ms Canny Gogia, US returned Management Trainer Mr Manish Bansal and senior press photographer Mr Vinay Malik. The group was led by long-time journalist and founder of Prakash Foundation, Mr Narvijay Yadav. Two students from Ladakh were also part of this visiting team.

The villagers got a surprise when, for the first time in their village, two interesting movies were screened at the Govt Junior School grounds, Swades and Lagaan. The villagers showed keen interest in the game of cricket and expressed joy while watching Aamir Khan leading his cricket team against the British team.

Mr Narvijay Yadav said, “I am really happy to see professionals from different fields sitting in the village. I hope the state government will now show some interest in solving the existing problems of illiteracy, sanitation, electricity and infrastructure in this village.”  

Prakash Foundation empowers farmers through information and awareness. The NGO aims at bringing a measurable change in the rural areas and wish to root out the conventional limitations which obstruct the growth of the real India, where over 69 percent of the population resides.  
 


  
Email: prakashfoundation.india@gmail.com

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