Learning Sparks opportunity

Namaste,

Human development depends mainly on two important factors: health and income. Health is closely linked to the food we consume. Lord Sri Krishna clearly mentions in the Bhagavad Gita, "Annad Bhavanti Bhutani", meaning all living beings are sustained by food. The Upanishads also affirm this through the verse "Annat Purushah", which means a person is made of the food they eat.

Unfortunately, poor-quality food is the root cause of many health problems seen in today's society, including rising infertility issues. The quality of our food depends on the quality of crops, which in turn relies on the farming methods used. That's why Nature Blooms Society is actively supporting farmers and farmer groups to grow healthy, high-quality crops. With the cooperation of government and private organizations, we are conducting ongoing research and initiatives to improve agricultural practices.

On the other hand, income is essential for personal and social growth. Income depends on education, knowledge, and skills. While those from wealthy backgrounds have many opportunities, people from middle-class, lower-middle-class, and economically weaker sections often face challenges in continuing their education and finding good employment. To support these individuals, both central and state governments have introduced various schemes aimed at skill development and employment generation. One such important program is DDU-GKY, which provides education and vocational training to the underprivileged, guiding them towards a better future.

As the saying goes, "Krushitho Naasti Durbhiksham" (there is no shortage for those who work hard), this scheme is a blessing for those willing to put in the effort. Nature Blooms Society is proud to play its part alongside the government and will continue to support these noble initiatives.

Thank you very much.