| TR Gupta Trust adopts 6 Balgran students, Blazers to Divyang of SKK | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Dec 14: Continuing with its charitable initiatives, the TR Gupta Charitable Trust today adopted six destitute students of Balgran and distributed School Blazers to 103 deaf & dumb students of Samaj Kalyan Kendra run School for Hearing Handicapped.
At Balgran, Trustees, Dr Ashok Gupta, KB Jandial & Kailash Langar presented a cheque of Rs 72000 to the President of the Balgran Er AK Khajuria & General Secretary V K Raina. This amount is provided for the last quarter of the year and the Trust would monitor their academic progress and extend similar financial assistance next year as well.
The six children adopted belonged to destitute families of far-flung areas of Doda & Kishtwar districts and have excellent academic records. They are Vikas Sharma, Menkle Rathore & Divya of 5th class, Rohan Sharma & Vishal Raj of 6th Class and Anvi of 7th class.
Er. Khajuria expressed profound gratitude to the T R Gupta Charitable Trust for their gesture for the welfare of the destitute inmates of the Balgran and hoped that this help would go a long way in shaping the future of these children. He recalled that the Chairman of the Trust TR Gupta had been helping them in the past also.
Present on the occasion included its Patron Er. AK Arora, Vice President J K Gupta, Dr. Shashi Kant Goswami Treasurer, Prof RD Sharma, Prem Gupta, SC Sharma, all Members of Executive Committee, Urmil Arora Principal, Sadhana Kachroo, Vice Principal and Neelam Arora.
At a separate function, the Trust has also distributed School Blazers to 103 Deaf & Dumb students of the School for Hearing Handicapped, run by the Samaj Kalyan Kendra. TR Gupta was himself present to distribute the Blazers to Divyangs. Other Trustees, Dr. Ashok Gupta, Naresh Gupta & Kailash Langer were also present.
The President of the Samaj Kalyan Kendra, K B Jandial thanked T R Gupta and the Trust for their very caring gesture to the Divyangs and said that by providing blazers to these students, coming from poor families, would enable them to face the rigors of the current winter. The Treasurer MD Sharma, Member BB Magotra and Principal Rohan Bhan were also present. |
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