Empowered Women, Empowered Society: An Inspiring Celebration of Women’s Day

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Women’s Day is not merely a celebration; it is an opportunity to honor the struggles, achievements, and rights of all women who have played a pivotal role in advancing society. Embodying this very spirit, RSKS India celebrated Women’s Day with immense enthusiasm and reverence, joining hands with…

Equal Rights Initiative at Lado Girls’ Center

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. The ” Equal Rights Program” was organized at the Lado Girls’ Center, run by the Rajasthan Samagra Kalyan Sansthan with the main theme of gender equality. The objective of this program was to create awareness among girls about equal rights, boost their self-confidence, and make them aware…

“Participation in education: Towards a brighter future for girls”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Under the school program run by the Rajasthan Samagra Kalyan Sansthan a Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) was recently organized for the parents of the girls enrolled in the program. The main objective of this meeting was to ensure the active participation of parents in their daughters’ education, progress,…

“A safe childhood, a bright future”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. The Laado Girls’ Resource Center, run by the Rajasthan Samagra Kalyan Sansthan recently organized a campaign to prevent and eliminate child marriage. This campaign was a powerful initiative against a harmful social practice that continues to hinder the education, health, and self-determination rights of many girls. The…

“Protecting human rights is the hallmark of a strong society.”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. On the occasion of International Human Rights Day, RSKS India organized an inspiring and awareness-raising program. This day is celebrated every year on December 10th, with the aim of raising awareness about human rights and strengthening the values ​​of equality, freedom, and dignity. The program organized by…

“Daughter’s respect, society’s pride”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Several newborn girls were warmly welcomed at the Pathshala program, organized under the aegis of RSKS India. This special event not only symbolized joy and enthusiasm, but also served as an important medium to convey the message to society that both sons and daughters are equal. The…

“Be Happy, Move Forward – Girls Empowered by Be Free Be Happy”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Rajasthan Samagra Kalyan Sansthan (RSKS India) continuously runs various empowerment programs for the underprivileged, marginalized, and economically weaker sections of society. As part of this initiative, the organization recently organized an inspirational program with girls living in slums, streets, and huts under the “Be Free Be Happy”…

“From Shadows to School – A Girl’s First Step”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Education is the foundation of any child’s life, but even today thousands of girls in our society are unable to go to school due to poverty, social discrimination, and lack of resources. In such a situation, special schools run by RSKS India have emerged as a new…

“Daughters’ Rights, Not Child Marriage: A Social Revolution”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Awareness campaign for elimination of child marriage: RSKS India’s initiative in slums and slum areas Child marriage still remains a serious social problem in many parts of India, especially in poor and deprived communities where there is a huge lack of education, awareness and resources. In one…

“Bridging the Gender Gap: A Campaign for Equal Rights in Villages”

Dear Reader Namaste! Many Greetings from RSKS India…. Equality is not just an idea, but a fundamental right that every person should have without any discrimination. With this objective, RSKS India organized a powerful program in various schools in rural areas under the “We Are Equal” campaign, in which students were made aware about gender…