Tuesday, November 24, 2015

8th Annual Day Celebration of Samagra














Samagra celebrated its 8th Annual Function at Hotel Kamla Palace situated at G.M.S. Road in Dehradun. Vice President State Congress Comitee Shree. Suryakant Dhasmana and his wife Dr. Priyanka Dhasmana were chief guest and Shree.Rajeev Oberoi Secretary SPD (Society for public devlopment) and Shree Prem Chandra Agarwal retired district judge and presently chairman Cheshire Home and his wife Mrs. Agarwal were among special guest.Candian Guests were also present and appreciated the work of Samagra. Mrs.Suchitra Agarwal told about Samagra India's work and read Annual Report. Dr.Pradeep Kumar Jivasu told about sprituality and meditation.Mrs. Vandana presented this program. All the light minded people and Board members of other NGO's were present.They were welcomed with flowers. Samagra children performed under the choreography of Mrs. Anita Gupta.Mrs.Anita Gupta also performed a folk dance.All the performances were appreciated by the audience and Shree. Suresh Chandra told about Samagra publication and it was concluded by the vote of thanks given by Dr. Karen Kumar and heavy refreshment was served to all and everybody.

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Dewali celebration with pilgrims and Samagra tuition children


            9th November 2015
            Dewali festival was celebrated in Samagra on 9th Nov 2015. Children made beautiful Rangoli, lit oil Diyas decorated by them and sang Arti dedicated to Godess Luxmi.
Dr. Neha and Pankaj gifted crackers, and enjoyed fire crackers ceremony with Samagra children. Gifts were distributed by Ms Vandana. It became a memorable festival for all of us.
 












Monday, November 9, 2015

Dr. Nisha Gera's husband's birthday celebration.


9th November
Samagra celebrated Dr. Rajiv Verma’s birthday with great enthusiasm. Dr. Rajiv is a renowned   Anaesthatist of the city. and his wife Dr. Dr Nisha Gera celebrated her husband Rajiv’s birthday with Samagra family. Rajiv Verma donated winter jackets to each and every child who comes to Samagra and threw a party. Children danced and sang the birthday song. Samagra family wished him a happy birthday by giving a gift and a card signed by all the members.
            Dr. Neha and family, Ms. Vandana were also present apart than Samagra family.
 








Saturday, November 7, 2015

Certificates distribution program Smith Nagar


7th November
A personal grooming training program was being run in Smith Nagar for last 3.1/2 month. It was concluded on 7th November 2015. Canadian guest Ms. Rose, Barbara, Judy and Corinne were also present. They enjoyed Henna session by the trainees. Trainees welcomed Samagra staff with flower, and danced with guests.
It was concluded with certificates distributions. Mrs. Kavita was the Trainer and Mrs. Neetu volunteered her premises to run this program.
7th November
            Suchitra and Canadian guests were invited at Mrs. Anita Gupta’s home for  evening party. It was a pre-diwali celebration full of dances coreogrfed by Anita Gupta. Samagra children also performed. Nitin and Sunayan gave a warm welcome with flowers. It was concluded with tasty snacks.











Tuesday, October 20, 2015

19 October 2015 Certificates

19 October 2015
Samagra was holding a training program of cutting and sewing at Telpur since 1st July 2015 which was completed on10 October. The number of trainees was 28 and all were under privileged girls and women. The concluding ceremony was held on 19th Oct. at Samagra Vasant Vihar.  They were all invited to Samagra core centre so that they can understand the working of Samagra.
      They showed their work which was appreciable.
 Suchitra, Managing Trustee of Samagra  told them about further assistance, they can get through Samagra like facility of interest free loan by other organizations and updated them about govt. schemes. Sewing teacher Mrs. Suneeta promised to help them whenever it is needed. Samagra distributed certificates of completion of their training to all of them. It also  gifted them sewing kits and snacks were served.
            They promised to use this training to improve their living.