Shreya's 18th Birthday

Mrs. Suchitra Agrawal celebrated Shreya’s (her niece) 18^th birthday in Samagra.

            It was a grand celebration. Children and guests gave many performances. Shreya also joined them. After cake cutting ceremony, children enjoyed high tea and gave handmade beautiful cards with beautiful messages. They were given snack boxes as a return gift. Shreya was quite touched. She wrote:

“BUA, I COULD NOT HAVE HAD A BETTER CELEBRATION. SPENDING TIME WITH THESE KIDS WAS JUST AMAZING. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING MY DAY SO SPECIAL”.

                                                             

Craft Activities with Rddhi Mittal

Samagra children enjoying craft activity with Ms Rddhi a student from Lady Irwin College of Home Science ,Delhi.This Saturday they learned flower making from Pine cones. 

Mrs Pramila Singhal distributed Biscuits and Candies to the staff and children.

Samagra welcome Ms Riddhi, a volunteer in month of June-2018

Ms. Riddhi Mittal, a student from Lady Irwin College, Delhi is here to volunteer for Samagra children. She is teaching grammar and spoken English children are excited to have her?

Heroes of Samagra from class 10th (June 2018)

                                                                             We are happy to announce that our six girls and two boys from the under privileged families who were given every help, they needed for last four years, secured 70% - 91% marks.

Radhika           -           91%

Sakshi              -           89%

Vikas                -           82%

Mansi                -          82%    Topped Bhavanik Balika Inter Collage

Nitish                -          72%

Meenakshi        -           70%

Ankita               -           69%

Himani              -           58%

All five are from Uttarakhand board.

 We have promised them to be with them till they achieve their goal. All the way best wishes you all guys!

We feel our proud to announce that our student mansi Maithani topped the school ( Bhavanik Balika Girls Inter collage) with 82% marks and the same day she won 2^nd prize and trophy in a poster competition organized by RTI Club Uttarakhand.

This is a story about a boy who lives in a slum.

Nitish Sah born and brought up with five more siblings in a slum called Shastri Nagar to on alcoholic father and a loving mother who works as a maid in few houses. Samagra adopted him in 2013 for his education and did everything needed, we got his admission in an Uttarakhand board school (English Medium). We are happy to announce that NITISH has seured 72% marks in class 10^th for session 2017 to 2018^. He dreams to make his carrier in Hotel Industry. Samagra is committed to be with him till he achieves his goal.

Nitish comes from a slum

                                                        Mansi topper of the School

                                            Mrs. Mamata Khanduri mentor (English)

                                              89 percent with 98 in English