Inauguration ceremony of the new Dagger Parivaar School building was organized on Sunday by the Indian Army. The project was developed as a joint venture by the Indrani Balan Foundation, Pune, and the Chinar Corps.
Parivaar School is being run by Baramulla Division since October 2017 for specially-abled children. The Pune-based NGO, Indrani Balan Foundation, came forward to support this initiative in February 2021, which led to building new infrastructure for the Parivaar School to facilitate a conducive learning environment for specially-abled children.
The inauguration stone was unveiled by Usha Pandey, Zonal President AWWA, 15 Corps and Punit Balan, Managing Trustee, Indrani Balan Foundation in presence of students, teachers, parents, and other military and civil dignitaries. Mesmerizing and soul-stirring cultural programs were performed by the special children of Parivaar School. Felicitation to children and teachers was also organized at the end of the ceremony.
Activities for specially-abled children
Dagger Parivaar School has many activities and therapies for the development of specially-abled children. The curriculum of the school has been created keeping in mind the type and degree of disability of the students. The building has been designed taking into account the needs of the students including specially-abled friendly washrooms.
Lt Gen D P Pandey, GOC Chinar Corps, Maj Gen Virendra Vats, GOC Dagger Division, Rayees Mohammad Bhat, SSP Baramulla, and Ahsan Mir, ADC Baramulla, and Janahvi Dhariwal Vice president Indrani Balan Foundation graced the occasion along with a huge gathering of locals.
Great initiative
Lt Gen D P Pandey appreciated the noble step taken by the Indrani Balan Foundation for the people of Baramulla and emphasized that it is a great initiative in the field of supporting special children.
More than 150 families of Baramulla district will be benefited by this school.
Punit Balan affirmed that his NGO will continue to work in association with the Chinar Corps-Indian Army for the betterment of the people in Kashmir valley.
