Debate of views enrich our thoughts!

Shalangan team organized Debate competition in Sadhana Highschool. The aim of this competition was to hone public speaking skills of the students. The students spoke eloquently on the topic “Celebration of Ganesh Festival”. The participants speaking for both ‘for’ and ‘against’ the motion debated enthusiastically. The winners were appreciated by felicitating with medals. Kalyani Bhabad, psychologist and coordinator of Shalangan, guided the students on how to celebrate the festival without harming the environment and other living beings.

Under the project Shalangan, students from Yashwant Vidyalay were identified for their discipline, organizational skills, leadership qualities and formed a group called “Flying Youngsters”.

They will undertake social activities beneficial to the community they live in, to set an example of being good citizen of the nation. The students were given batches of ‘Shalangan – Flying Youngsters’ by the dignitaries.

Pankh counselors Shweta Suryavanshi, Sachin Bhapkar and Mrunal Mapuskar organized this program. The dignitaries included Mr. Ajay Shirke (CSR Head – Quick Heal Foundation), Mrs. Smita Apte (Pankh Director), Supervisors of school: Mr. Bandal , Mr. Yevale and Mr. Choure

‘Police Thet Bhet’ program organized at Nav Maharashtra Vidyalay, Pimpri Waghere. The program was intended to discuss and communicate to the students about the POCSO Act and consequences of teasing. The counselors of Pankh also highlighted the difference between Love, Friendship and Attraction. The Police Marshals narrated real cases about Love and Friendship, teasing etc. The students asked many doubts which were cleared by the marshals.

The dignitaries included Mr. Ajay Shirke (CSR Head – Quick Heal Foundation), Mrs. Smita Apte (Pankh Director ), Marshall Supriya Parse and Deepak Khunve of Damini Squad.

Under the project Shalangan, students from Hutatma Rajguru Girls School were identified for their discipline , organization skills , leadership qualities and formed a group called “Flying Youngsters”.

They will undertake social activities beneficial to the community they live in,to set an example of being good citizen of the nation. The students were given batches of ‘Shalangan – Flying Youngsters’ by the dignitaries.

The dignitaries included Mr. Ajay Shirke (CSR Head – Quick Heal Foundation), Mrs. Smita Apte(Pankh Director ) and Mrs. Patil (Principal).

Under the project Shalangan, students from Narayanrao Sanas Vidyalay were identified for their discipline, organization skills, leadership qualities and formed a group called “Flying Youngsters”.

They will take on social activities beneficial to the community they live in,to set an example of being good citizen of the nation. The students were given batches of ‘Shalangan – Flying Youngsters’ by the dignitaries.

Pankh counselors Shweta Suryavanshi, Kaustubh Joglekar and Mrunal Mapuskar organized this program. The dignitaries included Mr. Ajay Shirke (CSR Head – Quick Heal Foundation), Mrs.Smita Apte(Pankh Director ), Mr.Prakash Sabnis(Principal – Sanas Vidyalay), Supervisors: Mrs.Urmila Patil and Mr.Sambhaji Patil.

Cyber Crime Awareness Program through ‘Shalangan’ was organized in Ht.Rajguru Vidyalay. Senior Police Inspector Mr.Dayanand Dhome, Mr. Ajay Shirke (CSR Head – Quick Heal Foundation), Mrs.Smita Apte(Pankh Director), Damini Squad Members and Pankh Counselors were present for the program.

Topics like Cyber crimes, problems faced by teenager on the virtual world and the punishments for the crimes etc were addressed by Dhome Sir.

Under ‘Shalangan’ project, library was established for the students of Hutatma Rajguru Vidyalay, by Akshar Bharati Foundation, with the aim to encourage the habit of reading. Hundred books were donated by the foundation for the students. Mr.Kedar Tapikar (Project Coordinator – Akshar Bharati Foundation), Mrs.Patil(Principal – Ht.Rajguru Vidyalay), Pooja Yande(CSR Executive- Quick Heal Foundation), teachers and the students of the school were present for the program.

“Ghe Bharari “ program was organized in Dehu for the students of Sant Tukaram Vidyalay and Sant Jijabai Kanya Shala. The program intended to take the students through the life journey of Kailash sir from impoverished background to India’s largest IT security company. The audience included around 600 students (8th,9th,10th and 11,12th Std), teachers and principals from resp. schools. Kailash Sir also inaugurated the library, which is established by Akshar Bharati Foundation for both the schools, with the aim to encourage the habit of reading.

Quick Heal Foundation has established Cyber Awareness Literacy Cell (CALC) at North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon Maharashtra, in the presence of Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. P. P. Patil. University has agreed to be associated with a foundation for Cyber Security Awareness Campaign, FDP(Faculty Development Program) and Learning Management System to create IT security workforce. The entire activity will be conducted free of cost by Quick Heal Foundation.

“One of the best gifts we can give to the future generations are trees.” – Anonymous Tree Plantation activity carried out at Hutatma Rajguru Vidyalay ,Pandavnagar in the presence of Mr.Chandrakant Jadhav (District Officer – Rayat Shikshan Sanstha) , Mr. Ajay Shirke (CSR Head – Quick Heal Foundation), Mrs.Smita Apte(Pankh Director), Mrs.Shete (Principal – Ht Rajguru Boys School), Mrs.Patil (Principal – Ht Rajguru Girls School) , Pankh team members, Ht. Rajguru School children.