Rigveda India Skill Research Foundation was set up in in 2018 under section 25 of companies act 1956 in India. We are aimed to outreach 25,000 children for education and to empower 50,000 youth for employment till 2025. "Transparency is at the heart of Rigveda India Skill Research Foundation"
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We are working for :
- Deprived Children Education
- Rural Children Development
- Skill Training & Employment for Youth
- Women Rights and Empowerment
- Searching and Rewarding Talents
Deprived Children Education
Nelson Mandela once said, "Education is the most powerful weapon which
you can use to change the world."
Education is the basic need of every child. Children are future of the country, it is mandatory to bring every child to school. It is significant to identify why children remain out-of-school and address the underlying reasons. Some of the major reasons listed are distance, lack of infrastructure and lack of funds to enable them to gain proper education, instead of having to struggle and earn a living to fill their stomach.
Rural Children Development
- Activity based primary learning
- Health and Nutrition
- Behavior and intelligence growth
The aim of
research studies in the skills segment are to build research partnerships in
order to identify existing skills gap in various sectors and propose possible
solutions and way forward by making use of India’s
knowledge and expertise and promote dissemination of ideas so as to bring about
amicable working solutions to the skills gap and employability issues. The
skills segment focuses on creating relevant and high-impact research studies
and also creates supporting events that bring practitioners together.
Women empowerment in simple
words can be understood as giving power to women to decide for their own lives
or inculcating such abilities in them so that they could be able to find their
rightful place in the society.
According to
the United Nations, women’s empowerment mainly has five components:
- Generating women’s sense of self-worth;
- Women’s right to have and to determine their choices;
- Women’s right to have access to equal opportunities and all kinds of resources;
- Women’s right to have the power to regulate and control their own lives, within and outside the home; and
- Women’s ability to contribute in creating a more just social and economic order.
ü Thus, women empowerment is nothing but recognition of women’s basic human rights and creating an environment where they are treated as equals to men.
Finding
out brilliance and talents in India who have even small but genuine
achievements which is good for own/others change/progress either in education, sports, social activities
or any development sector to award and reward them to grow in respective area.
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