Saturday, August 13, 2016

Visit to Prakrit at Hoshangabad

Recently I had the chance to visit the 'Prakrit' - Silk factory and outlet in Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Here on interaction with the staff and employees I got to know that 90% of the workers who work in the Silk Factory are women! In a country where women are mainly not allowed to leave their homes and are supposed to just do the household work, this place was a complete exception!
Looking at women from all age groups I came to know that  these women do all the household chores and then come to work in the factory. They work in order to help and support their children's education and the family.
On interaction with Kavita - an employee at the store here in "Prakrit",I got to know the wonderful working environment and timely payments that these women receive. Also the salary that the workers in the factory receive is depended upon the quality and work of silk threads that they produce.

It was a marvelous experience to see the Women Empowerment in "Prakrit"!


Friday, June 10, 2016

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Republic Day Celebrations !

A very Happy Republic Day to all!
A contest was organised for the kids . Everyone had great time !

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

A Fun Filled Day!


Having fun under the Sun is the best time for a child!

So, we took the kids to the park to have fun.
It was a day well spent !
 :)




Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Diwali Appeal !


May the festival of lights be the harbinger of joy and prosperity,

As the holy occasion of Diwali is here and the atmosphere is filled with the spirit of mirth and love,

here’s hoping this festival of beauty brings your way,

bright sparkles of contentment,

that stay with you through the days ahead.


Happy Diwali !!!


Through my blog I request all of you to not burn crackers this Diwali!
Burning crackers causes harm to the environment , harms the animals and increases Noise pollution.
Moreover , if you burn crackers ,you eventually are increasing the demand of crackers in the market ... and do you know the bitter reality of cracker production?
Children are forced to make crackers , yes , by burning crackers you are promoting Child Labor !



Most people who engage their kids in the cracker industry are unaware of the hazardous effects of employing children in this industry. Others due to poverty employ their kids in this industry in order to feed their families ; even though employing children in fire cracker industry is a punishable offence under Child Labor Restraint Act .

This can be reduced only if the demand of crackers is reduced ... if there is no (or very less) demand then eventually things will take a positive turn !

So, let's pledge to NOT BURN CRACKERS !