Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Madhubani, implemented by Nidan with support from LIC HFL, a goat and pushcart distribution programme was successfully conducted—the initiative aimed to support beneficiaries in building sustainable livelihoods and moving towards self-reliance.
LIC HFL and Nidan organised a nutrition camp at a primary school and Anganwadi centre in Madhubani, Bihar, to promote better nutrition and health awareness at the community level.
On the occasion of World Health Day, Nidan, in collaboration with LIC Housing Finance Limited (LIC HFL), conducted a community-based awareness programme in Pirhi and Khargabanni villages.
A one-day farmer training session was held at the Panchayat Bhawan in Madhubani, organized by the National Seeds Corporation (NSC) in collaboration with LIC Housing Finance Ltd. (LIC HFL) and Nidan.
A literacy training program has been launched in Chaurahi village, aimed at teaching basic reading, writing, and arithmetic to women above the age of 21, with a strong focus on empowerment and self-reliance.
In Pirhi Panchayat of Babubarhi block, Madhubani district, a meaningful step was taken to support the livelihood of a woman entrepreneur through collective community action.
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.
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 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.