Jay Eklingnath National Service Organization Distributes Over 100 Education Kits in Ginga, Adopts Two School Girls

Udaipur: Under the "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" campaign, Jay Eklingnath National Service Organization has been continuously distributing education kits to school children in rural areas. On Monday, more than 100 children in Ginga village, Salumber, received education kits. Additionally, the organization took responsibility for the complete educational expenses of two school girls by adopting them.

Akash Bagdi, founder president of the organization, shared that the "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" campaign was launched on a large scale from January 15. Under this initiative, the organization has adopted 11 girls and will bear all the expenses of their education. Education kits are also being distributed in villages. On Monday, over 100 children at the Government Girls Higher Secondary School in Ginga received education kits. When the organization's officials arrived with the kits, the children were thrilled. 

Bagdi further mentioned that the organization has adopted two girls from this school, a class 11 student Manju, daughter of Devilaal Prajapat, and a class 9 student Komal, daughter of Narulal, and has committed to bear all their educational expenses. 

Present at the event were school principal Prakash Giri Goswami, senior teacher Rajmal Jain, Jitendra Kumar Joshi, Valaram Meena, teacher Bhimraj Patel, Pramod Kumar Jain, Savitri Verma, and the organization’s officials. 

Dr. Vinod Pandey, the organization's patron, stated that the "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" campaign will be expanded to ensure that no girl is hindered by financial constraints. The organization will continue to organize programs for this cause.

Nirmal Kumar Pandit, the patron of the organization, added that a helpline will soon be launched to connect women and aware individuals, helping address their issues. Awareness campaigns will also be carried out in both urban and rural areas.