The recent participation of Pakistani Hindu refugee children and Gurukul students from Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation’s education centres at IIT Delhi’s prestigious cultural fest has garnered widespread media attention, showcasing our remarkable work in empowering marginalized communities.
The Print featured a heartwarming story, highlighting the journey of three refugee girls whose participation was made possible by the foundation’s efforts. The article beautifully captures the uplifting experience of these young girls as they engaged with India’s premier institution.
Similarly, Amar Ujala spotlighted the foundation’s role in giving these refugee children and Gurukul students a unique platform at the event, bringing much-needed attention to the critical work Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation is doing in rehabilitating and uplifting these vulnerable communities. The coverage in Wion further emphasized the foundation’s commitment to supporting the education and cultural exposure of refugee children.
We are grateful to the media for highlighting our mission of rehabilitation and empowerment.
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- Coverage by Amar Ujala:
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