Shree Eklingnath Seva Sangathan Adopts Another Girl, Launches Sewing Training Camp for Women in Jodhpur
“Wherever a girl needs support or safety, our organization will stand by her,” says founder Akash Bagdi
Udaipur, May 21: In another inspiring step towards women empowerment and child welfare, Shree Eklingnath Rashtriya Seva Sangathan has adopted a young girl and simultaneously launched a women’s sewing training camp in Jodhpur. The initiative reflects the organization’s unwavering commitment to its core mission: Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao.
At the inaugural event, held under the organization’s banner, founder and national president Akash Bagdi emphasized that the Sangathan’s aim is to offer help and security wherever a girl is in need. “We are committed to standing by every girl who needs protection, support, or encouragement. The work starting in Jodhpur is fostering harmony and it’s heartening to see women themselves taking the lead in empowering others through skill development,” he said.
Girl Named ‘Pari’ Adopted by the Sangathan
During the ceremony, a girl named Pari—currently living with her elderly grandmother—was officially adopted by the organization. The Sangathan pledged to fully support her future, both emotionally and financially. Bagdi also shared that on May 17, the organization successfully hosted a free mass wedding event, which received an enthusiastic response from the community.
Jodhpur Women Inspired by Udaipur Chapter’s Service
Inspired by the impactful service activities of the Udaipur chapter, women in Jodhpur have now initiated their own local branch. On Wednesday, under the Sangathan’s banner, a sewing training camp was inaugurated in Gujarwas, Jodhpur. In its second phase, the initiative will train approximately 250 women in tailoring, beauty parlour techniques, and mehndi design, aiming to connect them with self-employment opportunities.
District President Santosh Rathore Leads Jodhpur Branch
Santosh Rathore, District President of the Jodhpur branch, stated that more skill-based courses will be introduced soon to further expand employment avenues for local women. She expressed that the level of enthusiasm among women is encouraging and growing by the day.
The event was graced by special guests including women constables Sunita and Indira, and village head Dhanaram. Prominent women volunteers such as Nandini Shekhawat, District Secretary Rekha, along with Shobha, Jyoti, Rinku, and others, provided motivational guidance to the participants.
State President Deepak Menaria highlighted the ongoing initiatives of the Sangathan across various districts and emphasized the organization’s inclusive vision for community-driven development.
This effort by the Shree Eklingnath Rashtriya Seva Sangathan serves as a shining example of how grassroots movements can empower women, support vulnerable children, and create long-lasting societal impact.
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