The 3rd edition of Abhyudaya Seva Pradarshan concluded at Chitnavis Centre, Civil Lines, on Sunday. The one-of-its-kind event drew an enthusiastic crowd of social workers, entrepreneurs, students, and citizens. During the three-day exhibition, over 40 Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) showcased their works. Unlike typical commercial events, the exhibition organised by Gramayan Pratishthan in association with the Sir Gangadharrao Chitnavis Memorial Medical Research Trust, had nothing to sell. Instead, the event served as a dedicated platform for the NGOs to showcase their selfless social initiatives.

 

 

 

 

 

FOR over 40 years Mahila Kala Niketan has been working to empower women from underprivileged backgrounds, through education and upskilling, enabling them to earn and live better. Mahila Kala Niketan is a registered trust, in Gorepeth. It’s an educational project of Rashtra Sevika Samiti. It operates a press, primary teachers training centre and craft teachers training centre for women. Also, it runs the Ankur Daycare and Ankur Pre School which includes play group, nursery, KG-1 and KG-II. Dr Ashwini Gajbhiye, Lecturer at the stall said, “Mahila Kala Niketan believes education is the greatest equaliser.

 

We are committed to providing educational and entrepreneurial platforms to marginalised communities focusing on women, and helping them achieve economic empowerment.” She elaborated that the Mahila Kala Niketan over the last 25 years has been running various courses to help more than a thousand women build a proud livelihood. The courses are affiliated with RTM Nagpur University and are taught by well experienced senior resource persons.