Jharkhand News: Rotary Club Jamshedpur promotes girl-child education
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Advertisement Jamshedpur, May 20: Rotary Club of Jamshedpur West hosted a significant event emphasizing the empowerment of…
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Jamshedpur, May 20: Rotary Club of Jamshedpur West hosted a significant event emphasizing the empowerment of girl-child education at DBMS College of Education.
The distinguished guest, Rotarian Biju BP from the Rotary Club of Trivandrum South, delivered an inspiring address on the importance of awareness and education for girls.
The event commenced with a warm welcome from the host, who expressed profound gratitude to Rotarian Biju BP for his commendable efforts in promoting girl-child education. His dedication to this cause has been instrumental in driving awareness and inspiring action.
Biju BP from Rotary Trivandam South travelled 8000+ km on a Bike in the last 136 days on a mission of the girl empowerment through education.
A special mention was given to Past District Governor (PDG) Pratim Banerjee and Assistant Governor (AG) Anjani Nidhi for their role in introducing Biju BP to the audience. Their continuous support and dedication to the Rotary Club’s initiatives have been pivotal.
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Heartfelt thanks were extended to B. Chandrasekhar, Chairperson of DBMS College of Education, Priya Dharma Rajan, the Secretary of DBMS College, Principal Rotarian Juhi Samarpita, and Vice Principal Rotarian Monia Uppal. Their generosity in providing the venue and support for the event was deeply appreciated.
The President of RCJW, Rotarian Neeta Agarwal, along with AG Rotarian Anjani Nidhi, were also acknowledged for their leadership and unwavering support in making the event a success.
The event saw active participation from various Rotarians and enthusiastic students, whose presence and engagement significantly contributed to the event’s success.
The press and media were also thanked for their coverage, ensuring the message of empowerment and education reached a broader audience.
