Mysuru: Continuing its commitment to promoting education through its Shiksha Project, Helping Hands, a Jain Youth Organisation, distributed educational kits to students at its adopted Government School in Ittigegud recently.
The distribution included school bags, notebooks, water bottles and other stationery items, aimed at supporting students from economically weaker sections and encouraging them to pursue their education with confidence.
Speaking on the occasion, members reiterated Helping Hands’ commitment to creating a positive impact in society through educational and social welfare initiatives.
Those present during the programme included Treasurer Rajan Baghmar, Project Chairman Prakash Gandhi, Manohar Sankala, Dilip Ganna, Sampath Baghmar, Jambu Lodha and Yeshawant Mutha.
Helping Hands has been actively carrying out various service-oriented projects in the fields of education, healthcare, environmental protection and community welfare, with the Shiksha Project being one of its flagship initiatives dedicated to supporting deserving students.
