On the occasion of International Women’s Day (8 March), a series of community workshops were organized across the villages of Chaurahi, Murhaddi, Pirhi, and Satghara in Madhubani. The day was celebrated as a tribute to the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women, while reinforcing the importance of rights, equality, and collective action.
Children in Anganwadi centres in Dhule were introduced to basic yoga practices as part of daily learning activities.
Around 25 aspiring entrepreneurs from Pirhi, Tirhuta, Khargabanni, and Chaurahi villages participated in the programme. The training focused on building skills in small business management, planning, and growth strategies, helping participants strengthen their entrepreneurial capabilities.
The Annual General Meeting of The Sanchay Cooperative Urban Thrift & Credit Society Ltd. for Financial Year 2024–25 highlighted the importance of financial security, collective savings, and future planning for members.
Under the Dhule Rural Development Project, lactating mothers’ kits were distributed in Dapuri village to support the health and well-being of new mothers and their infants. The initiative focuses on improving awareness about postnatal care, hygiene, and nutrition among rural households.
Weeding activities were carried out as part of regular plant maintenance efforts in Dhule. By removing unwanted weeds, the team ensured that plants receive proper nutrients, water, and space to grow healthy and strong.
An awareness initiative on the Street Vendors Act, 2014 was conducted in Dhule to inform street vendors about their rights, legal protections, and entitlements.
The initiative aims to improve household lighting, enhance energy access, and promote the use of sustainable and clean energy solutions in rural communities.
Around 100–115 community members received medical check-ups during the camp. Free medicines were distributed, and basic diagnostic tests were also conducted to ensure better access to essential healthcare services.
With the support of the Village Development Council (VDC) and local villagers, site visits were conducted in Murhaddi to finalise locations for installing solar street lights.