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Happy Teacher's Day!

At Kritagyata Trust, we believe that teachers are the guiding lights who shape the future of our society. Today, we take a moment to honor and appreciate all the incredible educators who dedicate their lives to nurturing young minds, fostering curiosity, and inspiring generations.

A teacher’s role goes beyond textbooks. They plant seeds of knowledge, empathy, and values that grow into a better tomorrow. Whether it's in classrooms, community centers, or even under the open sky, teachers transform lives with every lesson they impart.

On this special day, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to every teacher for their unwavering commitment, passion, and love for learning. Your influence reaches far beyond the classroom, leaving a lasting impact on the lives of countless students.

At Kritagyata Trust, we’re committed to supporting educational initiatives that empower both students and teachers. Together, let’s continue to build a future where education is a fundamental right, and teachers are celebrated every day for their invaluable contributions.

Happy Teacher's Day! Let's recognize the difference that teachers make in creating a brighter, more compassionate world.

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Sampark’s mission is to help vulnerable and poor people, especially women, to gain direct control over and improve their lives. This is achieved through educational interventions primarily aimed at increasing people’s income earning ability. Best Child NGO in Bangalore. View More.. https://sampark.org/

[aahwahanfoundation]

NGO – Nongovernment organizations are organizations that are nonprofit and created for noble social causes. There is a total of 3.3 million NGOs registered in only India. These NGOs are formed by noble like-minded people for a good cause in the society where the government organizations lack. This good cause includes helping underprivileged poor people, helping people in legal fights, empowering women, education, helping people in a natural disaster, helping the physically and mentally disabled, and protecting the environment. There is 1 NGO with over 500 people more than the school in India.

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[surekhakapoor]

How CSR Can Help Improve Children's Education In India

When a task is extremely complex and layered, the most prudent way to approach it is to break it down into small parts and plan a stepwise implementation strategy. Only through focused plans and concerted efforts can a lofty peak be scaled. There is, inarguably, no loftier goal in India than ensuring access to quality education for all the children of the nation.

With there being a mammoth chasm between the demand for and supply of educational infrastructure in the country, we need all hands on deck to make education not just a legal right but also a ground reality. To this end, CSR NGO partnerships are playing an instrumental role.

The Social Responsibility of Corporates in India

It is no secret that the alarming levels of poverty, unemployment, and various other social evils are the primary causes preventing children from attending school or forcing them to drop out of school without completing their education.

Without a strong academic foundation, children are bound to find it difficult to gain suitable employment, and the vicious circle of unemployment and poverty keeps ever-churning. As one of the leading NGOs in India, we are cognizant of the power of robust CSR NGO partnerships and their life-changing impact on children in need.

There are several ways through which CSR NGO collaborations can change the face of children’s education in India, and the most prominent amongst those are as follows:

Pencils and Slates Before It Is Too Late

One of the primary aims of NGOs for CSR activities is to ensure that underprivileged children have access to essential study material. With major corporations fulfilling their CSR plans by establishing schools or improving the infrastructure of existing schools and helping children in need bridge the seemingly small yet significant gap between their economic circumstances and their educational needs, CSR NGO partnerships can generate substantial synergy toward this cause.

Safety And Hygiene To Keep Children Clean

Aside from lack of access to education, another ailment affecting children of พนัน บอลour nation is malnutrition. As of November 2021, more than 33 lakh children in India were reported as being malnourished. Not only can CSR NGO collaborations help children attain education, but they can also pave the path for better health and hygiene for children. With schools providing safe and nutritious meals to students, the evil of malnourishment can be contained.

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[samparkngo]

How NGO Working for Construction Worker’s Children in Bangalore

WHAT SAMPARK DOES?

Sampark creates awareness among migrant workers about their entitlements in various sectors such as health, education, finance, social security and legal aid, and increases access to these entitlements to improve their livelihoods. These are achieved through the setting up of Workers Resource Centres (WRCs), and implementing activities of awareness raising, information provision, and linkages.

WRC is the one-stop place for migrant workers for all their information needs and required support to access their entitlements. Sampark runs 2 WRCs in Bangalore and operates a migrant support helpline 080-68972050 to provide them the convenience to access information from anywhere. Construction sites within the reach of WRCs are approached by field team to offer services to construction workers. Various awareness programmes and health camps are conducted at site/labour colonies. Sampark currently works in 50 labour colonies in various locations in Bangalore. Sampark is best NGO for Construction Worker’s Children in Bangalore

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Online Trademark Registration Fees, Process, Documents

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Registering a trademark could be a time taking process as brand registration could take minimum 6 months to 24 months of time depending upon the result of the Examination Report, that's why Professional Utilities provides Brand Name Search Report to get a fair idea about the turnaround time for registration.

Once a Trademark application is processed with the government department, applicants can start using the TM symbol on their mark & ® when the registration certificate has been issued. The registration of the trademark is valid for ten years & can be renewed after ten years. (Read More)

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Descriptions: Explore the top NGOs in Bangalore that are innovating solutions and transforming lives.

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[kairadesh]

Explore the top NGOs in Bangalore that are innovating solutions and transforming lives.

[naveensrikantaiah]

Happy Ganesha Chaturthi!

Wishing everyone a healthy, prosperous, and joyful life on this auspicious occasion. May Lord Ganesha bring happiness, success, and peace to all.

Promoting Eco-Friendly Celebrations with Kritagyata Trust

At Kritagyata Trust, this Ganesha Chaturthi, our children, with the help of dedicated volunteers, created eco-friendly Ganesha idols from clay. This initiative connects us to nature and reminds us to celebrate responsibly.

In a world that urgently needs our care, adopting environmentally friendly practices is more important than ever. By choosing natural, sustainable materials for celebrations, we minimize our impact on the planet and instill these values in our children.

Volunteers are the true strength of our efforts, ensuring that underprivileged children experience the joy of festivals while learning about sustainability. Together, we are creating a mindful generation, committed to protecting the earth.

Let’s celebrate Ganesha Chaturthi with love for the planet and gratitude for the blessings in our lives. Happy Ganesha Chaturthi to all!

[sampark25]

Empowerment in Slums and labour colonies

This summer I did an internship with an NGO that was extending a helping hand to marginalized groups and was working on improving their living condition. After some research, I learned about Sampark and soon enough I landed in their office in Jakssandra. They gave me an in-depth overview of their work. After my orientation, my one and half month journey with this lovely organization began.

I helped in making a map of Sampark’s creches and workers resource centers (WRCs) all over Karnataka. I also helped in some paper work for accounts team and the next week I went on my first field visit!

Off I went to visit a creche and having not visited a labor colony the experience was a little new for me but soon I understood the working of the creche(day care centre for children of construction workers). I interacted with teachers there and I arrived during lunch time so after a small prayer the children began to eat the kichiddi and the eggs that had been provided. It was heartwarming to see that the kids were remembering god in such absolute poverty. After the meal was over I interacted with the teachers who were really nice to me and very quite eager to show me around. I saw a nutrition chart, a vaccination chart, and a class timetable. 

I began working on the map and this was a challenge for me.  But I found this really good tool called Google Earth and this was particularly useful and I created a map for both Sampark’s creches and their WRC’s. In my second field trip, I even played a game of ball with the children and had fun with them. This particular creche had a water treatment plant and clean toilets as well something I had not seen in the Doddakannelli creche. 

I wanted to visit a worker’s resource center and I visited the Bankshari WRC and went to Soladevanahalli labor colony. Sampark WRC team member was talking to workers about the importance of getting labor cards and how it makes them more independent and have more potential to grow. This was a great learning experience for me and probably the field visit that I enjoyed the most. 

I learned a lot through this internship and above all it taught me how to be grateful for what we have in life and I feel this will help me grow as a person in the long run. I got such excellent mentors and everyone at the office who made me feel welcome. I am going to be back next summer and am looking forward to the challenges and field visits waiting for me! Read More….https://sampark.org/

[aahwahanfoundation]

GreenRoots India is a non-governmental organization (NGO) committed to the promotion and execution of extensive tree plantation initiatives across India. Established in [year of establishment], the organization has been at the forefront of environmental conservation and sustainable development, focusing on the vital aspect of reforestation to combat deforestation and climate change.

Mission: Our mission is to rejuvenate India's ecosystem through widespread tree plantation efforts. We strive to enhance environmental awareness, engage local communities, and collaborate with governmental and non-governmental entities to ensure a greener and healthier future for generations to come.

[shivdesh]

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