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MUMBAI: The city–primarily based Vivekanand training Society (VES) might contribute Rs. 12 lakh in the direction of drought comfort efforts in Maharashtra.
The coaching and non-coaching personnel of the Society might make a contribution a day‘s salary toassist the drought-affected people. The VES, which runs a number of academic institutes providingguides in various streams, might might surrender the cheque of this amount to an NGO on Saturday.
“we’ve accrued over Rs. 10 lakh by contributing a day‘s profits. we’re going to mop up Rs. 2 lakh greaterfrom our other assets and will quit the cheque of the stated quantity to Jan Seva Kalyan Samiti, an NGO actively concerned in remedy sports in drought-afflicted areas,” VES President Mahesh Tejwani advisedPTI on Thursday.
“The contribution drive become a voluntary initiative by means of 400 team of workers members workingthroughout 26 institutes affiliated to our Society,” he said.
“At a time while massive elements of rural Maharashtra are reeling under extreme drought and people aredeprived of even simple facilities, supplying them cloth comfort and financial help is our predominantduty,” Mr Tejwani said.
Outlining the dedication of the Society, whose institutes are primarily positioned in eastern suburbs, Mr Tejwani stated VES stays firmly dedicated to contributing to network alleviation initiatives in rural regionsand establishing extra such fund-raising drives in future shall stay his top priority.
“whilst classes resume after summer season holidays, students and parents are anticipated to take anenergetic lead in further fund technology drives. The schedule of pupil Council meetings may befocused on the way to facilitate fund raising from exceptional assets,” he said.
There might be an multiplied emphasis on social media campaigns as a part of a much broader outreachtoward potential donors,” delivered Mr Tejwani.