Sambhali Trust: Happy Rakhi!
Rakhi comes in between July and August. The festival of Rakhi communicates the messages of brotherhood, as it is the day on which a sister ties a "rakhi" thread on the wrist of her brother and he, in return, vows to protect her from all troubles. The festival is of great importance in the Hindu culture and is celebrated all over the country, though the ways of celebration vary from one region to the other. The name of this festival also changes as soon as one enters into a new region.
Graduates with Mukta, Tammana, Ayush and Myself
Anita, Ayush, Mukta and Myself!
All the beautiful rakhi on my wrist!
Sambhali project jodhpur participants, all the graduates and girls who have joined us few months back!
Some news from Setrawa project:
After having a lot of thoughts with the setrawa project building , we finally decided to move to a better place, here is the new school building, it is running on Solar power, thanks to Surabhi Ji, Setrawa project volunteer.
Some work from Volunteers and Students of Setrawa project!
Rakhi comes in between July and August. The festival of Rakhi communicates the messages of brotherhood, as it is the day on which a sister ties a "rakhi" thread on the wrist of her brother and he, in return, vows to protect her from all troubles. The festival is of great importance in the Hindu culture and is celebrated all over the country, though the ways of celebration vary from one region to the other. The name of this festival also changes as soon as one enters into a new region.
Graduates with Mukta, Tammana, Ayush and Myself
Anita, Ayush, Mukta and Myself!
All the beautiful rakhi on my wrist!
Sambhali project jodhpur participants, all the graduates and girls who have joined us few months back!Some news from Setrawa project:
After having a lot of thoughts with the setrawa project building , we finally decided to move to a better place, here is the new school building, it is running on Solar power, thanks to Surabhi Ji, Setrawa project volunteer.
Some work from Volunteers and Students of Setrawa project!
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