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Interaction with philanthropic individuals and organizations that support the Student Helping Hands organization.
Efforts made to solve the academic hurdles of students with dignitaries working in social and political fields.
Student Helping Hands organization has been honored with many awards.
Student Helping Hands organization in the news
Check out some of the videos from Student Helping Hands Organization
Some of the glimpses from other important programs
Golden Opportunity for Needy Students
Through BARTI and the Student Helping Hands Organization, students pursuing B.Sc., M.Sc., B. Pharma, and M. Pharma are being offered free training as well as job opportunities in companies.
In the previous batch, out of 40 selected students, 22 successfully secured jobs. This time too, it is requested that more students take advantage of this initiative.
The reason is that in Maharashtra, a large number of young people work in the pharmaceutical sector. However, the proportion of students from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in this field is very low. In most colleges, during campus recruitment processes, students from these categories rarely get opportunities. As a result, even after completing undergraduate and postgraduate education related to pharmaceuticals, many qualified students remain unemployed.
Against this backdrop, in order to provide guidance to Scheduled Caste students regarding employment and training opportunities in the pharmaceutical sector, and to give them a chance to directly interact with reputed pharmaceutical companies, the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Research and Training Institute (BARTI) along with the Student Helping Hands Organization is striving to provide students with solid opportunities for training and employment.
Through BARTI and the Student Helping Hands Organization, students pursuing B.Sc., M.Sc., B. Pharma, and M. Pharma are being offered free training as well as job opportunities in companies.
In the previous batch, out of 40 selected students, 22 successfully secured jobs. This time too, it is requested that more students take advantage of this initiative.
The reason is that in Maharashtra, a large number of young people work in the pharmaceutical sector. However, the proportion of students from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in this field is very low. In most colleges, during campus recruitment processes, students from these categories rarely get opportunities. As a result, even after completing undergraduate and postgraduate education related to pharmaceuticals, many qualified students remain unemployed.
Against this backdrop, in order to provide guidance to Scheduled Caste students regarding employment and training opportunities in the pharmaceutical sector, and to give them a chance to directly interact with reputed pharmaceutical companies, the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Research and Training Institute (BARTI) along with the Student Helping Hands Organization is striving to provide students with solid opportunities for training and employment.
An inspiring and unforgettable gift
Today, I met the great Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's granddaughter, Respected Anjalitai Prakash Ambedkar. This meeting was heart-touching, introspective and life-long inspiring.Despite being the heirs of such a great tradition of thought and blood, they have no arrogance. I was truly overwhelmed.
This meeting made me realize that “the older a person is, the more creative and full of humanity they are.”
I strongly felt that Dr. Babasaheb's thoughts are not only in books or speeches, but are still alive today through the behavior of such great personalities. This meeting made my mind emotional. It gave me new energy. When I meet such people, I feel...Thoughts are immortal, and humanity is their true identity.
Jaibhim
Today, I met the great Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's granddaughter, Respected Anjalitai Prakash Ambedkar. This meeting was heart-touching, introspective and life-long inspiring.Despite being the heirs of such a great tradition of thought and blood, they have no arrogance. I was truly overwhelmed.
This meeting made me realize that “the older a person is, the more creative and full of humanity they are.”
I strongly felt that Dr. Babasaheb's thoughts are not only in books or speeches, but are still alive today through the behavior of such great personalities. This meeting made my mind emotional. It gave me new energy. When I meet such people, I feel...Thoughts are immortal, and humanity is their true identity.
Jaibhim
Unforgettable Moments of Joy
Today, our dream of providing world-class education to students from rural areas has truly gained momentum. District Collector Kirti Pujari and CEO Mr. Mainak Ghosh have taken a major step by approving a pilot project to introduce an international-standard curriculum in rural schools.
Through this project, rural students will gain access to advanced information, global opportunities, modern teaching methods and global exposure, which will surely bring a positive transformation in their lives.
Through the guidance of Dr. Nikhil Sapre from the University of Bristol, London, this world-class curriculum will be made available for Zilla Parishad schools.
Along with this, strong initiatives will also be implemented for the overall development of women. Special courses, training programmes and opportunities will be provided to empower women, with complete support from the administration.
This is indeed a moment of great happiness. Hope Welfare Foundation and Student Helping Hands are playing a significant role in making this transformative initiative a reality.
This is not just a project, but a strong step towards creating a bright future for rural students, empowering women and bringing about meaningful social change.
kuldeep Ambekar
Today, our dream of providing world-class education to students from rural areas has truly gained momentum. District Collector Kirti Pujari and CEO Mr. Mainak Ghosh have taken a major step by approving a pilot project to introduce an international-standard curriculum in rural schools.
Through this project, rural students will gain access to advanced information, global opportunities, modern teaching methods and global exposure, which will surely bring a positive transformation in their lives.
Through the guidance of Dr. Nikhil Sapre from the University of Bristol, London, this world-class curriculum will be made available for Zilla Parishad schools.
Along with this, strong initiatives will also be implemented for the overall development of women. Special courses, training programmes and opportunities will be provided to empower women, with complete support from the administration.
This is indeed a moment of great happiness. Hope Welfare Foundation and Student Helping Hands are playing a significant role in making this transformative initiative a reality.
This is not just a project, but a strong step towards creating a bright future for rural students, empowering women and bringing about meaningful social change.
kuldeep Ambekar
Visit of BARTI Director General Sunil Ware Sir to Student Helping Hands Office
About a month ago, I had told Sir, “You must come and see how the organization actually works.” Yesterday, Sir came in person. His father had recently passed away, and even the tenth-day rituals were not yet over… still, keeping his word, he made time to come. This sense of commitment and awareness of human values touched me deeply.
He spent a full two hours at the office. I have known him for the last two years. I have also criticized his work and written about it harshly; yet, he never showed bitterness, anger, or resentment. On the contrary, whenever we met, he encouraged me with words like, “Keep doing your work, it’s good work,” and maintained a healthy dialogue. This generosity and distinctiveness of his always stands out to me.
He guided us on many topics such as the future course of the organization’s work, lessons to be learned from experiences abroad, ways of securing support for social initiatives, and the new education policy.
Recently, he has been selected to the state government’s committee for preparing the “Developed Maharashtra 2047” vision document, and he also shared insights related to that.
Though I have often written about his working style in BARTI, he never expressed displeasure, nor asked why I wrote so. Instead, he maintained cordiality and contributed with the spirit of doing what is good for the institution.
His cheerful, humble nature, social commitment, and the time he gave us are truly inspiring.
Heartfelt thanks to him on behalf of Student Helping Hands.
About a month ago, I had told Sir, “You must come and see how the organization actually works.” Yesterday, Sir came in person. His father had recently passed away, and even the tenth-day rituals were not yet over… still, keeping his word, he made time to come. This sense of commitment and awareness of human values touched me deeply.
He spent a full two hours at the office. I have known him for the last two years. I have also criticized his work and written about it harshly; yet, he never showed bitterness, anger, or resentment. On the contrary, whenever we met, he encouraged me with words like, “Keep doing your work, it’s good work,” and maintained a healthy dialogue. This generosity and distinctiveness of his always stands out to me.
He guided us on many topics such as the future course of the organization’s work, lessons to be learned from experiences abroad, ways of securing support for social initiatives, and the new education policy.
Recently, he has been selected to the state government’s committee for preparing the “Developed Maharashtra 2047” vision document, and he also shared insights related to that.
Though I have often written about his working style in BARTI, he never expressed displeasure, nor asked why I wrote so. Instead, he maintained cordiality and contributed with the spirit of doing what is good for the institution.
His cheerful, humble nature, social commitment, and the time he gave us are truly inspiring.
Heartfelt thanks to him on behalf of Student Helping Hands.
On behalf of Student Helping Hands, a program on Emotional and Mental Well-being and Stress Management for Migrant Students was organized.
The keynote speakers were:
Prof. Dr. Parag Kalekar, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Savitribai Phule Pune University
Anagha Kulkarni, Gym Trainer
Dipali Kshirsagar, Mental Health Expert
Manisha Waghmare, Young Entrepreneur
Swati Kamble, Research Scholar
They interacted with the students, and many students expressed their concerns and experiences during the session.
All the speakers shared valuable guidance on mental and physical health. They raised awareness about the importance of mental health and physical well-being, highlighting how essential they are in human life.
The keynote speakers were:
Prof. Dr. Parag Kalekar, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Savitribai Phule Pune University
Anagha Kulkarni, Gym Trainer
Dipali Kshirsagar, Mental Health Expert
Manisha Waghmare, Young Entrepreneur
Swati Kamble, Research Scholar
They interacted with the students, and many students expressed their concerns and experiences during the session.
All the speakers shared valuable guidance on mental and physical health. They raised awareness about the importance of mental health and physical well-being, highlighting how essential they are in human life.
The historic and renowned Karve Social Service Institution, Pune, and the Student Helping Hands organization today entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
Under this agreement, the following initiatives will be jointly undertaken:
Scholarship Program: For meritorious and economically disadvantaged students.
Joint CSR Proposal: For corporate partners under their CSR-related initiatives.
Educational and Capacity-Building Workshops: Focused on leadership skills, employability, mental health, and entrepreneurship.
Community Initiatives: Awareness campaigns, health check-up camps, and livelihood training.
Research and Publications: Documentation of best practices in student welfare and CSR collaborations.
On this occasion, the institution’s Director/Principal, Hon. Mahesh Thakur, was present.
Under this agreement, the following initiatives will be jointly undertaken:
Scholarship Program: For meritorious and economically disadvantaged students.
Joint CSR Proposal: For corporate partners under their CSR-related initiatives.
Educational and Capacity-Building Workshops: Focused on leadership skills, employability, mental health, and entrepreneurship.
Community Initiatives: Awareness campaigns, health check-up camps, and livelihood training.
Research and Publications: Documentation of best practices in student welfare and CSR collaborations.
On this occasion, the institution’s Director/Principal, Hon. Mahesh Thakur, was present.
Yashwant Youth Conclave was held on 3-4-5 May 2025 | Pune. This time, I was included in the session 3 panel discussion.
Theme: Today's Youth, the Changemakers of Maharashtra
At this time, friends Pravin Nikam (Founder Samata Center) and Sumeet Patil (Art Director) were present.
Theme: Today's Youth, the Changemakers of Maharashtra
At this time, friends Pravin Nikam (Founder Samata Center) and Sumeet Patil (Art Director) were present.
Goodwill visit by Minister of Industries Udayji Samant.
Today I had the opportunity to meet Minister of Industries Udayji Samant. On this occasion, a detailed information booklet about the work of Student Helping Hands was presented to him. After learning about the activities being carried out by the institute for the benefit of students, Samant Saheb responded positively and also promised to make time for the program in Pune.
Today I had the opportunity to meet Minister of Industries Udayji Samant. On this occasion, a detailed information booklet about the work of Student Helping Hands was presented to him. After learning about the activities being carried out by the institute for the benefit of students, Samant Saheb responded positively and also promised to make time for the program in Pune.
Former Deputy Mayor Dr. Siddharth Dhende sir organized a social awareness program at Yerwada on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Lord Gautama Buddha.
On this occasion, he distributed a check of one lakh rupees to the Student Helping Hands organization working on drought-affected students at the hands of Dr. Vijay Khare, in-charge registrar of Savitribai Phule Pune University.
On this occasion, he distributed a check of one lakh rupees to the Student Helping Hands organization working on drought-affected students at the hands of Dr. Vijay Khare, in-charge registrar of Savitribai Phule Pune University.
In collaboration with Student Helping Hands and Maithriya Charitable Trust organization, a program of free first dose of HPV Vaccination i.e. cervical cancer vaccine was conducted for 30 students who completed 18 years of education in Pune, a drought-affected area today.
The organizer of this vaccination Dr. Mandar Paranjape Sir and Dr. It was done by Radha Sangamnerkar Madam.
The organizer of this vaccination Dr. Mandar Paranjape Sir and Dr. It was done by Radha Sangamnerkar Madam.
State Level Drought Affected Students Parishad organized by Student Helping Hands and educational assistance of Rs.5 lakhs to 30 drought affected students was conducted on 14 March 2024 at MM Joshi Auditorium Navi Peth Pune.
On behalf of the Student Helping Hands organization, mess has been started for 100 more students from drought affected areas from March 1, 2024. The helping hand is growing everyday & will continue to grow.
Student Helping Hands organization has been conducting health checkup of drought affected students every Sunday for the past one month. The checkup process is still going on.
So far, the milestone of 500 students has been completed. We are also providing guidance and remedial plans to individual experts.
So far, the milestone of 500 students has been completed. We are also providing guidance and remedial plans to individual experts.
Health checkup camp for female students from drought affected areas.
Discussion with Commissioner Omprakash Bokharia, MLA Kailas Patil, Director General of Barti Dr. Sunil Vare regarding the scheme given through Department of Social Welfare and Barti.
Hunger strike for waiver of education fees of students who have lost their parents due to Corona.
Drought Affected Student Council 2019
Honors and guidance program for students pursuing higher education abroad.
Communication with competitive exam students.
Conversation of PhD student from Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Research and Training Institute, Pune
A discussion on the educational issue of youth with global youth thinker Suraj Aigande.
Golden Opportunity for Needy Students
Through BARTI and the Student Helping Hands Organization, students pursuing B.Sc., M.Sc., B. Pharma, and M. Pharma are being offered free training as well as job opportunities in companies.
In the previous batch, out of 40 selected students, 22 successfully secured jobs. This time too, it is requested that more students take advantage of this initiative.
The reason is that in Maharashtra, a large number of young people work in the pharmaceutical sector. However, the proportion of students from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in this field is very low. In most colleges, during campus recruitment processes, students from these categories rarely get opportunities. As a result, even after completing undergraduate and postgraduate education related to pharmaceuticals, many qualified students remain unemployed.
Against this backdrop, in order to provide guidance to Scheduled Caste students regarding employment and training opportunities in the pharmaceutical sector, and to give them a chance to directly interact with reputed pharmaceutical companies, the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Research and Training Institute (BARTI) along with the Student Helping Hands Organization is striving to provide students with solid opportunities for training and employment.
Through BARTI and the Student Helping Hands Organization, students pursuing B.Sc., M.Sc., B. Pharma, and M. Pharma are being offered free training as well as job opportunities in companies.
In the previous batch, out of 40 selected students, 22 successfully secured jobs. This time too, it is requested that more students take advantage of this initiative.
The reason is that in Maharashtra, a large number of young people work in the pharmaceutical sector. However, the proportion of students from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in this field is very low. In most colleges, during campus recruitment processes, students from these categories rarely get opportunities. As a result, even after completing undergraduate and postgraduate education related to pharmaceuticals, many qualified students remain unemployed.
Against this backdrop, in order to provide guidance to Scheduled Caste students regarding employment and training opportunities in the pharmaceutical sector, and to give them a chance to directly interact with reputed pharmaceutical companies, the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Research and Training Institute (BARTI) along with the Student Helping Hands Organization is striving to provide students with solid opportunities for training and employment.
An inspiring and unforgettable gift
Today, I met the great Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's granddaughter, Respected Anjalitai Prakash Ambedkar. This meeting was heart-touching, introspective and life-long inspiring.Despite being the heirs of such a great tradition of thought and blood, they have no arrogance. I was truly overwhelmed.
This meeting made me realize that “the older a person is, the more creative and full of humanity they are.”
I strongly felt that Dr. Babasaheb's thoughts are not only in books or speeches, but are still alive today through the behavior of such great personalities. This meeting made my mind emotional. It gave me new energy. When I meet such people, I feel...Thoughts are immortal, and humanity is their true identity.
Jaibhim
Today, I met the great Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's granddaughter, Respected Anjalitai Prakash Ambedkar. This meeting was heart-touching, introspective and life-long inspiring.Despite being the heirs of such a great tradition of thought and blood, they have no arrogance. I was truly overwhelmed.
This meeting made me realize that “the older a person is, the more creative and full of humanity they are.”
I strongly felt that Dr. Babasaheb's thoughts are not only in books or speeches, but are still alive today through the behavior of such great personalities. This meeting made my mind emotional. It gave me new energy. When I meet such people, I feel...Thoughts are immortal, and humanity is their true identity.
Jaibhim
Unforgettable Moments of Joy
Today, our dream of providing world-class education to students from rural areas has truly gained momentum. District Collector Kirti Pujari and CEO Mr. Mainak Ghosh have taken a major step by approving a pilot project to introduce an international-standard curriculum in rural schools.
Through this project, rural students will gain access to advanced information, global opportunities, modern teaching methods and global exposure, which will surely bring a positive transformation in their lives.
Through the guidance of Dr. Nikhil Sapre from the University of Bristol, London, this world-class curriculum will be made available for Zilla Parishad schools.
Along with this, strong initiatives will also be implemented for the overall development of women. Special courses, training programmes and opportunities will be provided to empower women, with complete support from the administration.
This is indeed a moment of great happiness. Hope Welfare Foundation and Student Helping Hands are playing a significant role in making this transformative initiative a reality.
This is not just a project, but a strong step towards creating a bright future for rural students, empowering women and bringing about meaningful social change.
kuldeep Ambekar
Today, our dream of providing world-class education to students from rural areas has truly gained momentum. District Collector Kirti Pujari and CEO Mr. Mainak Ghosh have taken a major step by approving a pilot project to introduce an international-standard curriculum in rural schools.
Through this project, rural students will gain access to advanced information, global opportunities, modern teaching methods and global exposure, which will surely bring a positive transformation in their lives.
Through the guidance of Dr. Nikhil Sapre from the University of Bristol, London, this world-class curriculum will be made available for Zilla Parishad schools.
Along with this, strong initiatives will also be implemented for the overall development of women. Special courses, training programmes and opportunities will be provided to empower women, with complete support from the administration.
This is indeed a moment of great happiness. Hope Welfare Foundation and Student Helping Hands are playing a significant role in making this transformative initiative a reality.
This is not just a project, but a strong step towards creating a bright future for rural students, empowering women and bringing about meaningful social change.
kuldeep Ambekar
Visit of BARTI Director General Sunil Ware Sir to Student Helping Hands Office
About a month ago, I had told Sir, “You must come and see how the organization actually works.” Yesterday, Sir came in person. His father had recently passed away, and even the tenth-day rituals were not yet over… still, keeping his word, he made time to come. This sense of commitment and awareness of human values touched me deeply.
He spent a full two hours at the office. I have known him for the last two years. I have also criticized his work and written about it harshly; yet, he never showed bitterness, anger, or resentment. On the contrary, whenever we met, he encouraged me with words like, “Keep doing your work, it’s good work,” and maintained a healthy dialogue. This generosity and distinctiveness of his always stands out to me.
He guided us on many topics such as the future course of the organization’s work, lessons to be learned from experiences abroad, ways of securing support for social initiatives, and the new education policy.
Recently, he has been selected to the state government’s committee for preparing the “Developed Maharashtra 2047” vision document, and he also shared insights related to that.
Though I have often written about his working style in BARTI, he never expressed displeasure, nor asked why I wrote so. Instead, he maintained cordiality and contributed with the spirit of doing what is good for the institution.
His cheerful, humble nature, social commitment, and the time he gave us are truly inspiring.
Heartfelt thanks to him on behalf of Student Helping Hands.
About a month ago, I had told Sir, “You must come and see how the organization actually works.” Yesterday, Sir came in person. His father had recently passed away, and even the tenth-day rituals were not yet over… still, keeping his word, he made time to come. This sense of commitment and awareness of human values touched me deeply.
He spent a full two hours at the office. I have known him for the last two years. I have also criticized his work and written about it harshly; yet, he never showed bitterness, anger, or resentment. On the contrary, whenever we met, he encouraged me with words like, “Keep doing your work, it’s good work,” and maintained a healthy dialogue. This generosity and distinctiveness of his always stands out to me.
He guided us on many topics such as the future course of the organization’s work, lessons to be learned from experiences abroad, ways of securing support for social initiatives, and the new education policy.
Recently, he has been selected to the state government’s committee for preparing the “Developed Maharashtra 2047” vision document, and he also shared insights related to that.
Though I have often written about his working style in BARTI, he never expressed displeasure, nor asked why I wrote so. Instead, he maintained cordiality and contributed with the spirit of doing what is good for the institution.
His cheerful, humble nature, social commitment, and the time he gave us are truly inspiring.
Heartfelt thanks to him on behalf of Student Helping Hands.
On behalf of Student Helping Hands, a program on Emotional and Mental Well-being and Stress Management for Migrant Students was organized.
The keynote speakers were:
Prof. Dr. Parag Kalekar, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Savitribai Phule Pune University
Anagha Kulkarni, Gym Trainer
Dipali Kshirsagar, Mental Health Expert
Manisha Waghmare, Young Entrepreneur
Swati Kamble, Research Scholar
They interacted with the students, and many students expressed their concerns and experiences during the session.
All the speakers shared valuable guidance on mental and physical health. They raised awareness about the importance of mental health and physical well-being, highlighting how essential they are in human life.
The keynote speakers were:
Prof. Dr. Parag Kalekar, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Savitribai Phule Pune University
Anagha Kulkarni, Gym Trainer
Dipali Kshirsagar, Mental Health Expert
Manisha Waghmare, Young Entrepreneur
Swati Kamble, Research Scholar
They interacted with the students, and many students expressed their concerns and experiences during the session.
All the speakers shared valuable guidance on mental and physical health. They raised awareness about the importance of mental health and physical well-being, highlighting how essential they are in human life.
The historic and renowned Karve Social Service Institution, Pune, and the Student Helping Hands organization today entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
Under this agreement, the following initiatives will be jointly undertaken:
Scholarship Program: For meritorious and economically disadvantaged students.
Joint CSR Proposal: For corporate partners under their CSR-related initiatives.
Educational and Capacity-Building Workshops: Focused on leadership skills, employability, mental health, and entrepreneurship.
Community Initiatives: Awareness campaigns, health check-up camps, and livelihood training.
Research and Publications: Documentation of best practices in student welfare and CSR collaborations.
On this occasion, the institution’s Director/Principal, Hon. Mahesh Thakur, was present.
Under this agreement, the following initiatives will be jointly undertaken:
Scholarship Program: For meritorious and economically disadvantaged students.
Joint CSR Proposal: For corporate partners under their CSR-related initiatives.
Educational and Capacity-Building Workshops: Focused on leadership skills, employability, mental health, and entrepreneurship.
Community Initiatives: Awareness campaigns, health check-up camps, and livelihood training.
Research and Publications: Documentation of best practices in student welfare and CSR collaborations.
On this occasion, the institution’s Director/Principal, Hon. Mahesh Thakur, was present.
Yashwant Youth Conclave was held on 3-4-5 May 2025 | Pune. This time, I was included in the session 3 panel discussion.
Theme: Today's Youth, the Changemakers of Maharashtra
At this time, friends Pravin Nikam (Founder Samata Center) and Sumeet Patil (Art Director) were present.
Theme: Today's Youth, the Changemakers of Maharashtra
At this time, friends Pravin Nikam (Founder Samata Center) and Sumeet Patil (Art Director) were present.
Goodwill visit by Minister of Industries Udayji Samant.
Today I had the opportunity to meet Minister of Industries Udayji Samant. On this occasion, a detailed information booklet about the work of Student Helping Hands was presented to him. After learning about the activities being carried out by the institute for the benefit of students, Samant Saheb responded positively and also promised to make time for the program in Pune.
Today I had the opportunity to meet Minister of Industries Udayji Samant. On this occasion, a detailed information booklet about the work of Student Helping Hands was presented to him. After learning about the activities being carried out by the institute for the benefit of students, Samant Saheb responded positively and also promised to make time for the program in Pune.
Former Deputy Mayor Dr. Siddharth Dhende sir organized a social awareness program at Yerwada on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Lord Gautama Buddha.
On this occasion, he distributed a check of one lakh rupees to the Student Helping Hands organization working on drought-affected students at the hands of Dr. Vijay Khare, in-charge registrar of Savitribai Phule Pune University.
On this occasion, he distributed a check of one lakh rupees to the Student Helping Hands organization working on drought-affected students at the hands of Dr. Vijay Khare, in-charge registrar of Savitribai Phule Pune University.
In collaboration with Student Helping Hands and Maithriya Charitable Trust organization, a program of free first dose of HPV Vaccination i.e. cervical cancer vaccine was conducted for 30 students who completed 18 years of education in Pune, a drought-affected area today.
The organizer of this vaccination Dr. Mandar Paranjape Sir and Dr. It was done by Radha Sangamnerkar Madam.
The organizer of this vaccination Dr. Mandar Paranjape Sir and Dr. It was done by Radha Sangamnerkar Madam.
State Level Drought Affected Students Parishad organized by Student Helping Hands and educational assistance of Rs.5 lakhs to 30 drought affected students was conducted on 14 March 2024 at MM Joshi Auditorium Navi Peth Pune.
On behalf of the Student Helping Hands organization, mess has been started for 100 more students from drought affected areas from March 1, 2024. The helping hand is growing everyday & will continue to grow.
Student Helping Hands organization has been conducting health checkup of drought affected students every Sunday for the past one month. The checkup process is still going on.
So far, the milestone of 500 students has been completed. We are also providing guidance and remedial plans to individual experts.
So far, the milestone of 500 students has been completed. We are also providing guidance and remedial plans to individual experts.
Health checkup camp for female students from drought affected areas.
Discussion with Commissioner Omprakash Bokharia, MLA Kailas Patil, Director General of Barti Dr. Sunil Vare regarding the scheme given through Department of Social Welfare and Barti.
Hunger strike for waiver of education fees of students who have lost their parents due to Corona.
Drought Affected Student Council 2019
Honors and guidance program for students pursuing higher education abroad.
Communication with competitive exam students.
Conversation of PhD student from Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Research and Training Institute, Pune
A discussion on the educational issue of youth with global youth thinker Suraj Aigande.
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