15-Day Camp Aims to Foster All-Round Development, Encouraging Extra-Curricular Activities
The Kreeda Bharti Jamshedpur Metropolitan launched its summer camp for boys and girls aged 5 to 12 years at the Cable Cricket Ground, with the inauguration ceremony graced by Indra Aggarwal, Sangh Driver of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Kolhan.
JAMSHEDPUR – In a bid to promote all-round development and encourage children to explore their interests beyond the classroom, Kreeda Bharti Jamshedpur Metropolitan organized a summer camp at the Cable Cricket Ground.
The camp, designed for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 12, was inaugurated by esteemed guest Indra Aggarwal, Sangh Driver of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Kolhan.
The occasion was marked by the presence of special guest Traffic DSP Sanjay Kumar Singh, who addressed the participating children and their parents.
He emphasized the importance of extra-curricular activities and urged parents to pay special attention to their children’s holistic growth.
The 15-day summer camp, aimed at fostering the all-round development of children, commenced with a formal inauguration ceremony.
The guests lit the lamp before the picture of Maa Bharti and released balloons, symbolizing the launch of the camp and the soaring aspirations of the young participants.
Kreeda Bharti took the opportunity to honor archery coach BS Rao and Bsaiji for their contributions to the field of sports and their dedication to nurturing young talent.
As a gesture of commitment to environmental protection, saplings were planted along the grounds, emphasizing the importance of preserving nature while nurturing the growth of children.
Shiv Shankar Singh, President of Kreeda Bharti Jamshedpur Metropolitan, highlighted the multiple benefits of summer camps for children.
He noted that these holiday days provide a much-needed break from the stress and mental pressure of the regular school routine, allowing children to explore their interests and learn new skills in a fun and engaging environment.
Rajiv Kumar, State Minister of Kreeda Bharti, further emphasized the role of summer camps in helping children venture into new experiences in a safe setting away from home.
He stressed that such camps have proven beneficial in bringing about positive changes in children.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by several dignitaries and social workers from the city, including Anil Thakur, Munna Aggarwal, Bipin Jha, Bablu Gop, and Tridev Singh, who extended their support to the initiative.
The summer camp at Cable Cricket Ground promises to be an enriching experience for the participating children, providing them with opportunities to explore their passions, develop new skills, and forge lasting friendships in a supportive and nurturing environment.
