Awareness Program- To create a sense of security and awareness among the public
Awareness Program- To create a sense of security and awareness among the public
The Sabarmati University NSS Wing organized an awareness programme at Abasana village, Taluka- Detroj, District- Ahmedabad, with the aim of creating a sense of security and awareness among the public. The event was attended by prominent guests, including Mr. Pravinsinh Zala, teachers from the local primary school, Deputy Sarpanch Mr. Pravinsinh Solanki, and ex-Sarpanch Mr. Bhagwatsinh Solanki. The programme emphasized the importance of the Indian constitution and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s struggles to promote education.
Event Highlights:
Mr. Ravi Vyas, addressed the audience, emphasizing the value of the Indian constitution and shedding light on the remarkable journey of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in promoting education. His speech concluded with an inspiring message encouraging attendees to lead honest lives, shattering illusions and stepping out of their comfort zones.
Attendance:
The awareness programme witnessed an impressive turnout, with more than 80 participants from Abasana village and surrounding areas.
Guest Recognition:
In a show of respect and gratitude, the organizers presented mementoes to the esteemed guests, including Mr. Pravinsinh Zala, for their presence and support.
Coordination and Support:
The NSS volunteers played a vital role in the smooth execution of the event. They collaborated with faculty members, including Dr. Sunita Chauhan, Dr. Bharati Tiwari, Mr. Vipul Patel, Mr. Ravi Vyas, and Dr. Krushna Chetty, who collectively ensured the success of the programme.
The awareness programme conducted by Sabarmati University NSS Wing in Abasana village proved to be a commendable initiative to instill a sense of security and awareness among the public. By enlightening the audience about the significance of the Indian constitution and the struggles of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the event inspired attendees to pursue education and honesty in their lives. The cooperation between the NSS volunteers and faculty members was instrumental in the seamless organization of the event, leaving a positive impact on the community.
