‘Operation Madat’ is a helping hand for education to the children of remote villages in the forest of Khanapur taluka. The ‘Operation Madat’ organization has decided to help the children in the remote villages in the forest for education.
Accordingly Under the ‘Grameen Shikshan Abhiyan’ initiative, Maheshwari Yuva Sangh Belgaum and ‘Operation Madat’ jointly provided educational materials to the needy students of Government Primary School in remote Chigule village in Kankumbi area of Khanapur taluka, and provided a large rug (blanket) for the children to study while sitting on the ground.
Speaking to media, Rahul Patil said that Madhusudan Bhandari, Gautam Chindak, Rahul Mundada, Kartik Shah, Victor Francis, Prashant Birje, Vicky Mehta and Prasad Huli played a vital role in implementing this campaign & for these all chíldrens Master Divya shaha Distribute chocolates.
Distinguished citizens, parents, teacher and students of Chigule village were present on this occasion. Speaking on the occasion, the activists of ‘Operation Madat’ interacted with the students, got to know their problems and promised to try to solve them through the organization.
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