Prayagraj: The Agrawal Yuva Mandal organized a successful and inspiring “Sanskarshala and Skill Development Program” for 141 children at the National Conservation Home (Juvenile), Prayagraj. The program’s objective was to reconnect children who had strayed from the mainstream of life due to various circumstances with values, education, art, music, and positive life values. On this occasion, clothing, footwear, and stationery were also distributed to the children.
Many dignitaries attended the event, including Shri Agrasen Agarwal Samaj President Piyush Ranjan Agarwal, Media Incharge Manish Garg, Minister Ajit Bansal, and community members Ankur Agarwal and Naveen Agarwal. Ankit Agarwal, the society’s office incharge, also participated.
Agarwal Mahila Mandal President Mona Agarwal, General Secretary Nandita Agarwal, Senior Vice President Shweta Poddar and Priyanka Agarwal gave inspirational guidance to the children regarding values, discipline, cleanliness and positive thinking.
Dr. Kirti Agarwal, General Secretary of the Yuva Mahila Mandal, shared inspiring thoughts with the children on the importance of mental health, education, and positive energy. On the occasion of Mother’s Day, she also encouraged the children to pledge to respect, serve, and imbibe their mothers’ values.
In the programme, art, music, dance, sports and various creative activities were organised for the children, which provided a platform to their talents and increased their confidence.
The director of the organization, Rakesh Chaurasia, inspired the children to maintain discipline and move forward in life and make efforts in the right direction.
In his address, Ankur Agarwal said, “Life offers many opportunities for progress. Learning from past mistakes and moving forward with renewed resolve is the first step to success.”
Ajit Bansal inspired children to hone their art—painting, music, acting or any skill—through constant practice.
Piyush Ranjan Agarwal, President of the Shri Agrasen Agarwal Samaj, said that the community’s true responsibility isn’t limited to financial support, but rather, it’s our collective responsibility to nurture such children toward a better future by providing them with values, education, and self-confidence. He added that the Agarwal Samaj will always play a leading role in service and value-based work.
In his welcome address, media in-charge Manish Garg said that children possess immense talent and potential. All that is needed is proper direction, encouragement, and a positive environment. He added that such programs, while boosting children’s self-confidence, serve as an important means of connecting them with the mainstream of society.
During the program, Youth Board President Abhinav Agarwal thanked Anoop Agarwal and Ankur Agarwal for their special support. He said that such service- and culture-based programs are successful only with the support and participation of the community.
The program was moderated by Rahul Agarwal. The Agarwal Yuva Mandal team—President Abhinav Agarwal, Senior Vice President Ashutosh Goyal, General Secretary Vaibhav Goyal, Joint Secretaries Ankit Agarwal, Harshit Agarwal, Sachin Agarwal, Rahul Agarwal, and Ayush Agarwal—played an active role in making the event a success.
Finally, Youth Board President Abhinav Agarwal expressed his gratitude to all the guests, community members, and collaborators. He stated that such cultural and inspirational programs are successful only with the financial and moral support of the community, and that the Youth Board will continue to provide similar service in the future.
