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Snakes in the Ganga

Snakes in the Ganga

1. About the Campaign

The Books for Young Minds Campaign aims to distribute carefully selected educational and awareness-building books to young students across India.

Through access to meaningful literature, the project seeks to introduce students to important social, cultural and national issues while nurturing values such as humanity, compassion, responsibility and service. The campaign will encourage young readers to think critically, understand the challenges facing society and recognise their role in building a stronger and more inclusive India.

2. The Problem and the Solution

Many students, particularly those from underserved communities, have limited access to books beyond their regular school curriculum. As a result, they may not receive sufficient exposure to important social issues, Indian history, civic responsibilities, ethical values and contemporary national challenges.

The absence of accessible and engaging reading material can also restrict the development of critical thinking, empathy and informed decision-making among young people.

The project proposes to address this gap by distributing educational and socially relevant books directly to students.

The funds raised through this campaign will be used to:

  • Procure age-appropriate educational and awareness-building books.
  • Distribute books to students through schools, learning centres and community organisations.
  • Reach children from underserved and economically weaker communities.
  • Introduce students to important issues affecting India and society.
  • Encourage reading, reflection and informed discussion.
  • Develop critical thinking, empathy and a sense of social responsibility.
  • Organise reading sessions, discussions or awareness activities wherever possible.
  • Support transportation, packaging and distribution of the books.

By placing meaningful books in the hands of young students, the project will help broaden their understanding of society and inspire them to become thoughtful and responsible citizens.

3. Expected Impact and Beneficiaries

The campaign will directly benefit [number] students by providing them with access to educational resources and thought-provoking reading material.

The expected impact includes:

  • Increased awareness of important social and national issues.
  • Improved reading habits and interest in learning beyond textbooks.
  • Development of critical thinking and analytical skills.
  • Greater empathy, compassion and concern for society.
  • Increased awareness of civic duties and individual responsibility.
  • Encouragement of students to actively contribute towards building a better India.

The long-term goal is to nurture a generation of young people who are informed, compassionate, conscious and actively engaged with the challenges facing their communities and the nation.

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About The Organisation

Established in 1979, Manushi Trust provides the legal and organizational foundation for Manushi – A Journal about Women & Society, founded in 1978 by Madhu Kishwar. The Trust is committed to addressing India’s socio-political challenges through non-partisan research, culturally informed activism, and public discourse. Core Principles: Advocating for gender and social justice without inciting divisiveness.... Read more

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About The Organisation

Established in 1979, Manushi Trust provides the legal and organizational foundation for Manushi – A Journal about Women & Society, founded in 1978 by Madhu Kishwar. The Trust is committed to addressing India’s socio-political challenges through non-partisan research, culturally informed activism, and public discourse. Core Principles: Advocating for gender and social justice without inciting divisiveness.... Read more
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Established in 1979, Manushi Trust provides the legal and organizational foundation for Manushi – A Journal about Women & Society, founded in 1978 by Madhu Kishwar. The Trust is committed to addressing India’s socio-political challenges through non-partisan research, culturally informed activism, and public discourse. Core Principles: Advocating for gender and social justice without inciting divisiveness.... Read more
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Established in 1979, Manushi Trust provides the legal and organizational foundation for Manushi – A Journal about Women & Society, founded in 1978 by Madhu Kishwar. The Trust is committed to addressing India’s socio-political challenges through non-partisan research, culturally informed activism, and public discourse. Core Principles: Advocating for gender and social justice without inciting divisiveness.... Read more

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