Empowering Through Literature –Samoon Foundation’s Role in Tehri Kitab Kauthing

Date – Monday, 22 July 2024

On July 22, 2024, the historic city of New Tehri witnessed a powerful confluence of

culture, education, and social service during the conclusion of the first- ever "Tehri Kitab

Kauthing"

— a grand literary and cultural fair celebrating the written word. Over the

two- day event, more than 50,000 books adorned the venue, drawing in thousands of

students, writers, educators, and book lovers from across the region.

Among the festival’s notable contributors was the Samoon Foundation, which reinforced

its mission of educational equity by donating 1 00 school uniforms to underprivileged

students. The Foundation’s thoughtful contribution linked access to literature with

tangible student support, eff ectively bridging the gap between knowledge sharing and

social empowerment.

The event featured a diverse array of literary discussions, author interactions, and cultural

performances. Noteworthy sessions included themes such as“Himalaya in Danger” and

“Tehri’s Past and Present,” which ignited conversations around ecology, heritage, andidentity. Participation from renowned writers, thinkers, and local artists added intellectual

depth and cultural richness to the festival.

The Samoon Foundation’s involvement exemplified its multifaceted approach to

community service— championing both education and cultural preservation. By

supporting a platform that celebrates books, language, and thought, while simultaneously

addressing the material needs of students, the Foundation reasserted its holistic vision for

development.

In their closing statement, the Foundation affirmed its pride in contributing to this

milestone event and reiterated its commitment to initiatives that uplift education, promote

local culture, and empower youth across Uttarakhand

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A Decade of Dedication –Samoon Foundation's 10th Day Uniform Drive Reaches Kurn

 Date – Monday, 22 July 2024

On July 22, 2024, the Samoon Foundation proudly marked the tenth day of its extensive

uniform distribution campaign by reaching the students of Government Primary School, Kurn,in Tehri Garhwal. This milestone underscores a decade- long commitment to educational

equity, focusing on bridging gaps for underprivileged children in rural Uttarakhand.

The initiative was led by Vijendra Kumar, Director of the Samoon Computer Training Institute

and Samoon Excellence Coaching Center, who explained the campaign’s broader

purpose: “This distribution is about more than just clothing. It's about dignity, confidence, and

opportunity for every child, regardless of their socio- economic background.”

The uniforms were warmly received by students, parents, and school staff alike.

Headmaster Mr. Ramesh Kumar Jhalldiyal expressed heartfelt gratitude, noting,

“This initiative fills children with confidence and gives them a sense of unity.

” Assistant Teacher Mr.Yashpal Singh Jethudi echoed this sentiment, stating that the effort would“ inspire children to progress in their educational journey and achieve success in life.”

The distribution event saw strong parental involvement, a testament to the

community’s support and appreciation for the Foundation’s work. By eliminating

financial barriers and promoting equality, this initiative continues to transform the

educational experience of rural children, ensuring every student has the tools they need

to succeed.

The Samoon Foundation reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to education, inclusion, and

social upliftment, promising to continue rolling out impactful programs that create a

brighter and more equitable future for the children of Uttarakhand.

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Nurturing Dreams –Uniform Distribution at Samoon Foundation’s Own Training Institut

Date – Saturday, 20 July 2024

On July 20, 2024, the Samoon Foundation marked the ninth day of its ongoing uniform

distribution campaign by reaching inward— supporting students at its very own Samoon

Computer Training Institute (SCTI03) in Sauda, Tehri Garhwal. This event highlighted the

Foundation’s unique and comprehensive approach to educational and skill- based

empowerment.

Under the guidance of Director Vijendra Kumar, who personally distributed the uniforms,

each student at SCTI0 3 received a new school uniform. This initiative reflects the

Foundation’s belief that education and dignity go hand- in- hand, even within its own

training network.

The Samoon Foundation’s model at SCTI03 combines free education, vocational skill

training, and practical resources like uniforms to ensure students are not only learning

but also gaining the confidence and professionalism needed to thrive in real- world

environments. A uniform in this context serves not only as attire, but as a symbol of

equality, belonging, and aspiration.

Both students and parents expressed deep gratitude for this support, reinforcing the

Foundation’s impact at the grassroots level. As Director Vijendra Kumar aptly stated,

“Our objective is to help students realize their dreams by encouraging education and skill training.”

This philosophy encapsulates the Samoon Foundation’s mission— to transform lives

through consistent, inclusive, and integrated support systems.

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A Week of Dedication –Samoon Foundation Brings Uniforms to Koti Dobhalon Ki

  Date – Wednesday, 17 July 2024

On July 17 , 2024, the Samoon Foundation reached a new milestone in its ongoing school

uniform distribution campaign by visiting the Government Primary School in Koti Dobhalon Ki,

Tehri Garhwal. This event marked the seventh consecutive day of the Foundation's eff ortto ensure that every child, regardless of economic status, receives access to basic educational

resources.

The distribution was smoothly executed by a dedicated team including Mr. Jitendra

Jardhari, Rajendra Rangad, and Vinod Rangad, who ensured that each student received

their new uniform with care and dignity. The uniforms brought more than physical

comfort— they sparked visible joy and renewed confidence among the students.

School Principal Meena Ji expressed sincere appreciation, remarking on how something

as simple as a uniform can foster pride and equality in the classroom, allowing students to

focus on learning without feeling marginalized.

The Samoon Foundation acknowledged the generous support of its contributors and

reiterated its mission: to empower children through consistent and compassionate

educational support. This initiative, like many others, underscores how a single gesture of

giving can create a ripple eff ect of empowerment, helping shape a more equitable and

hopeful future for children across Uttarakhand.

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Rooted in Tradition –Samoon Students Celebrate Harela with Tree Plantation in Tehri Garhwal

 Date – Tuesday, 16 July 2024

On July 16, 2024, in the lush hills of Sauda village, Tehri Garhwal, students from the Samoon

Computer Training Institute and Samoon Excellence Coaching Center came together to

celebrate Harela, Uttarakhand’s beloved festival of greenery and renewal. Their

celebration took the form of a tree plantation drive, echoing the festival’s essence of

environmental preservation and reverence for nature.

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Under the thoughtful guidance of Vijendra Kumar, Director of the center, students

didn’t just learn about the ecological significance of trees— they took tangible action.

W ith saplings in hand and a sense of purpose in their hearts, they planted trees to

honor both the tradition of Harela and their commitment to sustainability. The event

was both symbolic and practical: a living tribute to the region’s ancestral wisdom and a

call to protect the environment for future generations.

This hands- on activity not only connected students with the cultural roots of Harela

but also deepened their sense of environmental responsibility. Through such initiatives,

the Samoon Foundation is nurturing more than academic and vocational skills— it is

shaping future citizens who are mindful stewards of their natural heritage. This

celebration marked a powerful blend of tradition and action, reinforcing the idea that

festivals can be platforms for real, lasting impact.

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