WHAT WE DO

"Bhardwaj Shiksha Sanstha celebrated Independence Day on August 15, 2023, recognizing and honouring the dedicated ground staff from Civil Defence Delhi, Delhi Police, SDMs of respective areas, and MCD staff for their hard work and commitment to community service."

"Bhardwaj Shiksha Sanstha organized the Kavad Sewa Shivir, a religious program, from July 7th to July 14th, 2023, witnessing the participation of over 1000 individuals. The event not only facilitated spiritual activities but also offered accommodation and meals, ensuring a restful experience for all attendees."

"Bhardwaj Shiksha Sanstha marked with a spirited Holi Mangal Milan Samaroh for 300 participants, actively promoting community welfare through Medical Camps and initiating a Kashra Tika Abhiyan for children aged 9 months to 5 years, guided by the District Magistrate (North-west)."

"In Khagadiya, Bihar, we celebrated Children's Day on November 14, 2022, commemorating Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru's birth anniversary, with 250 kids participating in an essay competition and awards presented to those excelling in academics."

We hosted a medical camp and health awareness camp for the underprivileged and old citizens. More than 300 people attended, and we also gave them medicine

A Religious programme called the Kavad Sewa Shivir was planned on July 8th, 2022. More than 1000 people attended this event, which provided accommodation and food for them to rest.

As part of the Government's Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan, we organised an Awareness Camp for kids where we shared how education is a crucial tool for the development of both the country and the youth. More than 150 kids received free computer training from us as well.

At Tri Nagar, we honoured more than 300 Corona troops, medical professionals from several hospitals, nursing staff, and Civil Defense personnel. We also expressed our gratitude for their work by awarding them plaques that encouraged them to keep up their service to the nation.

We held a Holi Mangal Milan Samaroh to honour prominent members of society for their selfless service to the country. More than 200 people attended.

A campaign to distribute wool clothing to those living on the outskirts of Delhi was planned. During this campaign, more than 250 people were helped.

During the Corona pandemic, we were able to feed 500 migrant workers, the homeless, and elderly people who were living alone in the Tri Nagar, Wazirpur J J Colony, Shakurpur, Shri Nagar, and Keshav Puram sectors

We held a Drawing And Essay Competition, and we awarded the winners with medals and appreciation certificates. There were more than 1500 kids present.