An event 'Social Samagam 2022' was organized on Thursday at Rabindranath Tagore University.
It was held under the joint aegis of National Service Scheme Unit, Rabindranath Tagore University and Internal Quality Assurance Cell. In which representatives of NGOs working in the fields of social service, literature, culture, environment participated.
In this conference organized with the aim of 'mutual cooperation and sense of adjustment', Rajiv Bhargava of 'Bachpan Nivsid' while discussing the efforts being made on children, youth and women said that despite having many schemes at present, they are not being implemented.
In the absence of a separate comprehensive policy, many of their issues remain marginalized. As malnutrition remains a challenge even today. Apart from the government, youth will also have to come forward to overcome problems like this. Solving any problem is not possible without the activism of youth, he added.
Durga Mishra, president of Vartika Cultural and Social Welfare Society, talked about taking classical dance and music to poor settlements in association with the National Service Scheme. At the same time, the program organizer of 'Sukh-Shanti Bhawan', Hema, talked about running a 'de-addiction campaign' on a large scale with the university.
Atul Vishwakarma of Youth for Sewa expressed his desire to work on such government schemes which have more long term benefits than immediate benefits. The founder of Apna Bhopal Group, Aruneshwar Singh Soorna took the responsibility of cooperating in all kinds of social activities including blood donation and disseminating it at the national level. Along with this, he also suggested to bring artists like handicraftsmen on one platform.
The programme was introduced by Pro Vice Chancellor Sangeeta Johri. Padmesh Chaturvedi, Academic Coordinator, IQAC was also present.
Organisations like Bachpan Nivsid, 'Youth for Sewa', 'Hum Saath Hain', Heartfulness Meditation Centre, 'Vartika Cultural and Social Welfare Society', 'Apna Bhopal Group', 'Sukh-Shanti Bhawan', 'E-Post Bhopal', 'Rotary' Twelve social organizations including 'Club' participated.