By Raju Bohra / Senior Correspondent
New Delhi: Spreading the message of sharing happiness and social inclusion, the Technical Professional Education in India Foundation celebrated Diwali with underprivileged children and their families at a shelter home near Bangla Sahib Gurudwara in New Delhi.
The celebration witnessed children lighting diyas, creating colourful rangolis and enjoying green fireworks. The Foundation distributed sweets, toys and gifts among the children and also apprised them of the cultural and social significance of Diwali.
Foundation Director Balwant Soni said that everyone should contribute towards the welfare of the needy according to their capacity. He added that the Foundation celebrates various festivals, including Holi, Lohri, Dussehra and national occasions, with underprivileged children to promote a sense of belonging and equality.
The Foundation is also implementing its ‘Project Basera’ initiative, under which free training in stitching, embroidery and yoga is provided to needy youth living at the night shelter near Bangla Sahib. Special skill-development programmes are also conducted to help women become self-reliant. The celebration conveyed the message that the true spirit of Diwali lies in spreading the light of happiness into the lives of the underprivileged and bringing smiles to every face.
