A women youth camp under Go Rurban camp with the objective to connect rural and urban youth together is being organised at village Sijora district Dindori. The basic idea of the camp is to build a stronger bridge in order to fill the gap between rural and urban society.
The camp that began on Thursday will conclude on Tuesday. Go Rurban is a social event organized jointly by youth organization Ansh Happiness Society and Ekta Parishad. It is a five-day trip wherein 20 young females had a close look at the lifestyle of villagers living at Sijora.
Go Rurban is organized with the objective to know about the life in rural environment. The basic idea is to explore the shortcomings and highlights of both the urban and rural lifestyle.
Youngsters from different backgrounds from different parts of the country like Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Bihar participated in this camp. Among these participants, there is a dental student, naturopathic medicine student, law and engineering student, some are still studying in the school. There are some bankers, there are also teachers. There are also participants who have traveled from a bicycle from Gujarat and are currently running their own Zero plastic stores. The site of this camp is a part of the Baga Chak region of Baiga tribe of Madhya Pradesh. It is a part of the village Ranjara. It will introduce participants from the Begum culture and their life.
Besides, they were warmly welcomed by the administration of the village. All these days, the women participated and got involved in various activities and had interaction with women and kids around.
Participants included Mithila lokhande, Swati Bhadauriya, Vidyudhi Jain, Kirti Karadam, Srishti Sargam, Charika Thaukar, lakshmi Bhaskar, Josi John, Nanika Mahato, Vandana, Prerna, Sunita, Sarita, Smita.