27 April,2021 04:49 PM IST | Varanasi | BrandMedia
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On the first day of Chaiti Navratri on Tuesday, with the tireless efforts and hard work of Ankur Kumar, the tireless efforts of Kumudini Educational cum Charitable Trust, in the ten schools of Varanasi's backward village, with the request of Shri Mitesh Patel ji and the support of Mr. Sheru Angarish ji Sanitary pads vending machine and incinerator were installed.
On this occasion, Shri Harendra Rai (Secondary Education Commission), Shri Shiv Sharan Pathak (Representative, Varanasi Lok Sabha) had a gracious presence.
On the occasion, Ankur Ji of Kumudini Educational Come Charitable Trust said that thank you all for choosing the Kumudini Educational Come Charitable Trust, Patna for this noble cause. Our organization is constantly ahead in this kind of work and will also remain in the future. We are going to do this type of campaign on a large scale even in the village which is separated from the main section of the society of Bihar. People have awareness in cities, but there are still many backward villages where there is still a lack of information. Our main objective is to overcome it. He further explained that he had been preparing for this since last year but due to the corona epidemic, it got delayed a bit. He also said that due to lack of money and lack of information, even today a large section of the society is unable to use sanitary napkins, due to which they face many types of health related problems. He also said that more machines will be installed in future and a campaign will be launched to make people aware on a wider scale.
