SUCCESS STORIES

Anuj Nagar, son of Rame Nagar is a resident of Chouna village, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. His father is a small farmer. Anuj has completed his senior secondary school from a government school and later did BA from Choudhary Charan Singh University. He belonged to an underprivileged family and was hence unable to buy costly books to accomplish his dreams. At that point he got to know about Gyaan Jyoti Library that was opened by SUNDESH society in Chouna. This library have so many books that can help him in higher competitive exams. He started going to the library to prepare for U.P Police exam. He did lot of hard work. He also prepared himself for physical test and finally achieved his goal. He got selected in U.P. Police. Currently he is pursuing his training in Kanpur. He is very much thankful to SUNDESH society and appreciated its work because it was Gyan Jyoti Library that helped him when he was losing his hope to fulfill his dreams.

Kaushendra Khari, son of Sant Ram Khari resides in Chouna village, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. His father is a small farmer. Kaushendra is eldest of three brothers and helps his father in running family expenses. He is a graduate with a dream of joining police force. He did some small jobs to buy competitive exams books but he couldn’t. Then he met a guy named Vikal who told him that he is preparing for competitive exams with the help of books available in the Gyaan Jyoti Library that is being run by SUNDESH Society. Kaushendra also started going to the library. He used to study in library during nights and did his other jobs during day. Finally his hard work and willpower resulted in his selection in U.P. Police PAC. Currently he is pursuing his training in Kanpur. He is very much thankful to SUNDESH Society and Dabur. He believes that we should we should take steps to make this library even better as it can play a great role in shaping the future of our youth. He has also suggested that a career counsellor should also be appointed here to provide counselling to the children. This will help village children grow.

Sundesh society’s Gyandeep Kendra is an initiative that works to educate the children belonging to the underprivileged section of the society. As the name suggests, the Gyandeep Kendra actually works at lighting the lamp of knowledge in those children’s life.

Komal Singh, d/o Raj Singh, is one such child whose life has been enlightened by the lamp of education. Komal is a resident of Nidhawalivillage, Block Dhoulana, district Hapur,U.P. She was a student of SundeshGyandeep Kendra since April 2007. She was a consistent learner and a very good student. After completing her elementary education at the SundeshGyandeep Kendra, she took admission inS.D.M.Public School, Shoulana. Her journey to chase her dreams got new wings and her efforts took her to new heights. She has now completed her school education with good percentage of marks acquired in 12th grade in the batch of 2019-20 of the school.

Komal is thankful to SundeshGyandeep Kendra an all the others who are a part of Sundesh Society for helping her in her journey of achieving good by setting the foundation of education for her. Her family expresses gratitude towards everyone who helped their daughter to complete her education.

Sana, d/o Akbar Ali, is one such child whose life has been enlightened by the lamp of education. Sana is a resident of Nidhawalivillage, Block Dhoulana, district Hapur, U.P. She belongs to a Muslim family where educating the girls is not given much priority. But her father wanted to give good education to his children and knew that Sana would do justice to all his efforts. She was enrolled intoSundeshGyandeep Kendra in April 2007. She was a consistent learner and a very good student. After completing her elementary education at the SundeshGyandeep Kendra, she took admission inD.K.S.H. Devi Public School, UnchaAnipur, Gautambudh Nagar, U.P. Her journey to chase her dreams got new wings and her efforts took her to new heights. She has now completed her school education with good percentage of marks acquired in 12th grade in the batch of 2019-20 of the school.

Sana wants to pursue B.Com in her higher studies and is thankful to SundeshGyandeep Kendra an all the others who are a part of Sundesh Society for helping her in her journey of achieving good by setting the foundation of education for her. Her family expresses gratitude towards everyone who helped their daughter to complete her education.

Ramveer Singh a Retard air force officer. He is a farmer too he personnel, decided to spend the rest of his life in his native village, Siwaya. One of his two sons deceased in an accident a few years ago. Rveer Singh and his wife were grieved. Then their younger son supported them and motivated them to involve in agricultural and plantation works to divert their minds.

Sundesh society picked up Siwaya for the NABARD Village Development Program. OPD was started through the Chunni Lal Medical Trust, a library was opened in the village and school development program was started. The village farmers were motivated to practice organic farming after conducting soil tests in their fields. Ramveer Singh participated enthusiastically in it. He planted 100 Poplar trees and approximately 50 fruit trees. He also motivated other farmers to do so. After 5 years2020, he sold those trees for a handsome amount. They are also getting ripe and juicy fruits to eat as it’s the time for the ripening of fruits that he grew.

Rramveer Singh expresses his gratitude towards Sundesh for helping them relive a life of happiness and hope which they had lost after their son’s death, and also for associating them with nature through plantation and agriculture.

Rumali w/o Nanka is a resident of village Chouna. She works as a T.B.A. in the village with the help of Sundesh. She is the member of a self help group names ‘Khushi” where she deposits 200rs. per month. She took 10,000rs. As a loan from the SHG and bought a pair of a Buck and a Doe (goats). The pair gave birth to 4 female goats, out of which Rumali sold 2 and kept the rest with her. She uses the goat milk in her household and procures the fodder for the goats to feed them timely. Her daughter-in-law and grandchildren take care of the offspring of the goats. Now Rumali and her family are not conditioned to buy pasteurized milk from the market. Moreover, if someone is suffering from Dengue in her neighbourhood, Rumali renders a helping hand by giving the goat’s milk as a remedy for the cure of the disease. Rumali now displays a mesmerizing smile as her dream of rearing goats has become a reality. She is thankful to Sundesh and heartily expresses her gratitude.

Mrs. Kumkum is the resident of village Shoulana. She has 3 children. Her husband has a private job. She loves doing makeup and wanted to convert this inclination into a source of earning. For this, she underwent a beautician training in a centre run by Sundesh in her village and began saving 100rs. per month, becoming a member of ‘Yash’ SHG. Slowly, the relations in the SHG became stronger and she took Rs.20,000 as loan at an interest rate of 2% and open a beauty parlour and cosmetics shop, adding some amount from her savings. Her shop began to generate good income soon. Now she goes to Delhi to purchase the cosmetics and other materials needed for the shop. She earns 5,000-8,000rs. per month from her shop. Her enthusiasm and dedication towards her work has increased over time. She praises Sundesh society for helping her and also for rendering support for the construction of a toilet in her house and making her village Shoulana an Open Defecation Free village. Kumkum says “Sundesh helps turn everyone’s dreams into reality and helps everyone prosper.”

Urmila and Lokesh are resident of Tatarpur, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. She is the member of Mahalaxmi SHG. Her husband is a marginal farmer and his income is low. They were facing a lot of problems in managing their family due to economic backwardness and low Income.

There was no floormill in Tatarpur village. Urmila and her husband together decided to start a floor mill in order to increase their family income. She took a loan of rupees fifty thousand from SHG and setup a floormill in village. She charges Rs. 7 for crushing wheat and Rs. 15 for crushing Maize. Now she is working hard on this mill and is earning a handsome amount every month. People from Tatarpur and nearby villages are her customers now.

Urmila and Lokesh are now living a happy and stressful life. They are thankful to SUNDESH for running the SHG that helped them so much in their need.