Inclusive Growth And Gender Equality
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Plantation drives, waste awareness and sustainable everyday practices led by our Green Warriors movement, shortlisted for the QS Reimagine Education Awards. Small habits, practised daily, that protect the planet for good.
Explore this initiativeSkilling programs for government school students and scholarships that keep deserving learners in classrooms. Clear pathways from education to confident, employable youth.
Explore this initiativeAwareness sessions, skill building and support programs that create equal opportunity for women. A society where every woman can lead at home, at work and in her community.
Explore this initiativeHealth camps, regular check-ups and wellness sessions for rural and underprivileged communities of Faridabad. Basic healthcare, brought closer to the people who need it most.
Explore this initiativeDonation drives for books, toys, medicines and dry grains, along with welfare support and geriatric care. Everyday essentials, delivered with dignity to marginalised families.
Explore this initiativeA growing network of student volunteers who plan, run and lead social impact projects on the ground. Volunteering today, community leadership tomorrow.
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A quarterly look at the work on the ground, written by our students and faculty, with stories of change, interviews with changemakers and guest articles from people working in the social.
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The world is one family. This edition looks at the work through that lens, from campus drives to the communities around us.
Every quarterly edition of our e-magazine, with stories of change, interviews with changemakers and articles written by our students and faculty members. Tap any cover to open the flipbook.
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Active Volunteers
Students who are interested in social service, community engagement and creating positive change can participate in Young Karmayogi initiatives and contribute to meaningful social impact.
Students can participate by joining their school or institution’s Young Karmayogi Club and taking part in social welfare, awareness, sustainability and community service activities.
The club provides opportunities for students to develop leadership, teamwork, empathy, communication, problem-solving and social responsibility through practical experiences.
Yes. Students can take up leadership and coordination responsibilities within their respective clubs, allowing them to plan activities, work with peers and contribute to social impact initiatives.
By engaging students in real-world social and community initiatives, the club encourages them to understand social issues, take responsibility and develop a lasting spirit of service, empathy and civic participation.