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Sharing is Precious

Deepawali celebrated with great fervor - spreading happiness with fellow citizens.

Prayatna students have made a very special fund for deprived fellow children who are less privileged and not been able to celebrate Diwali like others.
Students realized this and they came forward with a great idea of forming Child welfare fund and started collection money, clothes and daily usage things. Whatever they have collected till Diwali they had distributed all the stuff to nearby slums.
Prayatna team also distributed copies, colours and pens for the children along with clothes and Diwali materials. No such other wonderful ways are there to celebrate a festival in such a great manner. Students loved the concept of sharing with others is the right way of living.
Smile that appeared on their faces is worth every single effort. Through this small contribution, we did not only distribute materials but also joy and love, amongst those who are not able to enjoy that privilege, and those who are not cared about.

With hope in our hearts, we wish to light more lamps of welfare in every way possible.


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