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Recent Updates from the Field

Sep 15, 2006 - Photos from the Train Platform Schools
Sep 15, 2006 - Photos from the Train Platform Schools
Aug 31, 2006 - Train Platform Schools Update 2005-2006
Nov 9, 2005 - Annual Report 2004-2005
Nov 9, 2005 - Award for Inderjit Khurana

Photos from the Train Platform Schools

By Inderjit Khurana - Secretary, Ruchika Social Service Organisation, September 15, 2006 06:19 PM

Students actively participate in lessons

Children learn the alphabet for the first time

Doctors ensure the wellbeing of children attending school

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Photos from the Train Platform Schools

By Inderjit Khurana - Secretary, Ruchika Social Service Organisation, September 15, 2006 06:19 PM

Students learn through music and singing

School environment is accessible for children

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Train Platform Schools Update 2005-2006

By Inderjit Khurana - Secretary, Ruchika Social Service Organisation, August 31, 2006 01:58 PM

In addition to the attached report, Ruchika provided information about the characteristics of children attending the Train Platform Schools:

·Kind of children coming to train platform schools:

The children attending classes are mostly orphans, runaway from poverty/hunger, abandoned by their parents, handicapped, abused earlier by family/teachers and drop outs from schools.

·Occupations followed by these children:

A variety of occupations are noticed to have been followed by these children such as, rag picking, hawking, selling tea, shoe polishing, picking up and selling discarded bottles, newspapers etc. and, even reserving seats for passengers in the compartments.

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Train_Platform_Schools_updates.doc (DOC)

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Annual Report 2004-2005

By Indergit Khurana - Ruchika Social Service Organisation, November 09, 2005 10:36 AM

Attachments:

Ruchika Annual Report 2004-05 (PDF)

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Award for Inderjit Khurana

By Benudhar Senapati - Project Manager, Ruchika, November 09, 2005 10:35 AM

Dear Friends,

I am happy to inform all of you that Mrs. Inderjit Khurana, Secretary of the Ruchika Social Service Organisation has been selected to receive National Award for Children Welfare on 14th November 2005. She will be receiving this award in New Delhi on the occasion of Children's Day from the Minister, Human Resource Development, Government of India.

With regards,

Benudhar Senapati

Project Manager

Ruchika Social Service Organisation

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