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Our cause is on the top of Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon

16-01-2017

Many health-related causes were the focus of and supported by this Mumbai Marathon and Ratna Nidhi Trust was one of them. The Hindu gave coverage to our disability project which raised 3.5 lakh with the support of 92 runners.

Motivating children to read through Mission Million Books Project

05-01-2017

As part of our 'Mission Million Books Project', we are donating reading materials with a vision to bring more variety to their libraries and to help the children develop an interest in reading. One such distribution session happened in Mumbai's Adarsh English School which caters to children coming from the low economic background.

News18 Covers our Education Scholarship Program for Children of Terror Victims.

29-11-2016

Ratna Nidhi has witnessed the journey of all these kids post 26/11. The journey which they took after losing their loved one and stood strong against terrorism.

Today News18 covers the stories of our children from Education Sponsorship Program. Watch them HERE !

http://www.news18.com/news/india/the-children-of-2611-five-survivors-recount-the-attack-1316149.html

Celebrating Day of giving with Global Payments Asia Pacific

18-11-2016

Ratna Nidhi celebrated 'Day of Service' with 'Global Payments Asia Pacific' on 10th November, 2016. All their Mumbai office employees came together to contribute clothes and food items to our Clothes and Food project.

We extend a warm thank you to all the employees for their efforts in doing their bit to contribute to our projects.

Book Distribution at Sane Guruji School

18-11-2016

Availability of study materials poses a major setback to curb illiteracy.

Ratna Nidhi as part of 'Mission Million Books Project' distributed books to the children at Sane Guruji School at Bandra, Mumbai. The core intent of such an activity is to provide these children an easy access to education.

Book Reading Session for Ashok School

24-10-2016

Our ongoing book exhibition saw the little ones from Ashoka School enjoy a book reading session. It also involved adding more books to their school library.

We were happy to see them engrossed in selecting books. Getting children involved at a young age helps to increase their interest in reading and helps them create a better future.