Bengaluru: NGOs, BBMP To Provide Tuitions For Underprivileged Children From August 15
Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike, in partnership with non-governmental organizations, will launch a new initiative on August 15 that will provide tuition to impoverished pupils in third and fifth grades. It will be implemented as a pilot project under "Vidyarthi Belaku Adhyayana Kendra" initiative in numerous locations around Bengaluru to provide students with more learning opportunities, training, support with homework, and skill… read-more
Tags: bengaluru, Tuition, BBMP, non-profit organization, underprivileged kids
Courtesy: Free Press Journal
Sonu Sood To Build School In Shirdi For Needy On His Birthday
Sonu Sood took the task of teaching disadvantaged children on his birthday by renovating old and constructing new schools in Kankuri, near Shirdi. When asked about it, Sood stated, "The main plan is to provide education to the kids from tribal and Covid affected families who had to forgo education due to unforeseen circumstances." The project's additional objectives… read-more
Tags: Sonu Sood, birthday, School, underprivileged kids, tribal
Courtesy: Free Press Journal
Ajmer Man Adopts 50 Underprivileged Children To Send Them School
Sunil Jose, a mathematician teacher from Rajashthan's Ajmer, with his group ''Uddan Society'' adopted 50 children and admitted them into government schools in Kayar and Pancheel. TOI reported that he wanted these children to have a better future and not indulge in child labor. The transportation cost is borne by Jose, and he tutors them as well. Besides, the… read-more
Tags: underprivileged kids, Schools, government schools, Charity, Ajmer
Courtesy: India Times
Hope's Classroom Buses For Underprivileged Children In Delhi
Underprivileged students had no access to education during the pandemic owing to the closure of schools. However, Hope, a community school in Delhi came as a rescue as they provided the opportunity of the online classroom and mid-day meals. The initiative has been taken by Tejas Asia NGO, where “Hope buses” are provided across Delhi, inside which children study for two hours on subjects like maths and language skills.
Tags: classroom, Online classes, NGO, underprivileged kids, Buses
Courtesy: The Logical Indian
11-Year-Old Buys Smartphone After Selling 10 Mangoes Each At Rs 10,000
Tulsi Kumari, an 11-year-old, mango vendor from Jharkhand's Jamshedpur sold 12 mangoes and purchased a smartphone for her online classes. However, a Mumbai-based businessman, Ameya Hete came forward to make Tulsi's dream come true and bought each mango at Rs 10,000 costing 1.2 Lakh. Besides, the girl's mother expressed gratitude and acknowledged his help saying, “… read-more
Tags: Smartphone, Online classes, underprivileged kids, humanity, Mumbai, Jharkhand
Courtesy: ANI News
Sachin Tendulkar Gives Financial Aid For Treatment Of Needy Children
Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar, in partnership with Ekam charity foundation, has financially supported 100 underprivileged children suffering from critical illness. The foundation has been providing funds to children from underprivileged communities and those who cannot afford medical care. Children from six states - Maharashtra, West Bengal, Assam, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra… read-more
Tags: Sachin Tendulkar, children, financial support, underprivileged kids
Courtesy: India TV News
IIM-Ahmedabad To Support Education Of Underprivileged Kids
The 10th edition of the IIM-Ahmedabad's annual event, 'A Day at IIMA', will be held virtually on November 7. Under the event, the IIM-A allows anyone to attend a day of a first-year MBA program at a fee of Rs 1800. Participants will be provided virtual tour of the campus and lectures from eminent professors. The amount collected will be donated for the education of underprivileged kids in association with NGO Prayaas.
Tags: IIM, Education, underprivileged kids
Courtesy: The Indian Express