Ms. Durga and Her Family Had a Day With Children at VHF Centre (Dwarka)

22nd Sep. 2019

In The Memory of Lt. Shri Anil Chandra Basak

VHF (Dwarka) had a visitor on 22nd September, 2019, Ms. Durga,  who is an accomplished classical (Kathak) dance teacher. She came with her family and interacted with children, who played games & danced. In her reception children at VHF decorated the centre with posters & drawings. She distributed stationary, chocolates fruit juice packets & biscuits to all the children present at the VHF Centre. Her younger son also recited a poem. Team VHF is thankful to her for her interest in the welfare of our children.

वी. एच. एफ.  आपका और आपके परिवार का आभारी रहेगा। 

धन्यवाद!

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Interactive Session with Children on Self-Belief

15th Sep. 2019

VHF Centre (Dwarka) held an interactive session with children on self-belief.

Thought of The Day

The dishonest, lazy, disobedient person (family member or an outsider) may promise & may give thousand talks, but such a person proves to be non-cooperative. One can safely rely on own-self for the fulfillment of mission. Our strong self belief never let us down. Believe the power within you and move on.

'हमे अक्सर ऐसे बईमान, सुस्त, लापरवाह लोग (परिवार वाले या बाहर वाले) मिल जाते है जो वादे बहुत करते हैं, बातें लाखों की करते है, परन्तु किसी लायक नहीं होते, बेहतर है अपने मन के बताये रास्ते पर चले, आपके अंदर की हिम्मत आपको सही राह दिखायेगी, रुके नहीं चलते रहें हमेशा।'

"विवकानंद केंद्र के अजर अमर परम आदरणीय एकनाथ राणाडे और परम श्रद्धेय स्वामी विवेकानंद जैसे महापुरष हमेशा इन्ही बातों को प्रबलता के साथ कहते थे।"

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BE SAFE

14TH September, 2019

BE SAFE

Informative & interactive session on safe and unsafe touch held at VHF Centre (Dwarka) for children  by Centre For Research And Advocacy For Child Rights And Persons With Disability (cracr-pd) Expressing our gratitude to Ms. Ratna Saxena & Mr. Tanmaay Bhardwaj.

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'Safety and security of children in today's circumstances is a matter of concern. Children must be prepared to deal with any untoward situation'

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For-Women Empowerment-

 - Women Empowerment -

नारी सम्मान, देश महान 

Discrimination against women still exists in India. It's centuries old phenomenon & continues to hold on. Women at all levels face the indifferent attitude, be it at home or workplace. Women are supposed to look after family, raise children and always be a never complaining member. Working women are paid less than male colleagues. The ability is doubted. No efforts are made for the education of girls, the parent are unwilling to educate them. They are treated like second class members. The suppression of women continues uninterrupted in many parts, sections of rural & urban India. Our constitution provides equal rights to all men or women but on ground women don't have the rights guaranteed to them in the constitution, male domination denies them the right to equality. Women are told to be dependent but are always discouraged to be independent. India for centuries is a male dominated society and would not like women encroaching their territory. This is the mindset. For centuries many social reformers fought against gender discrimination, but its still a long walk to socio-economic independence of women. From the mind of men, the nonsense belief they are masters must end, so will end the bias against women. Gender equality makes a nation progressive. (Team VHF)

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Child Labour

13th September, 2019

CHILD LABOUR

Save The Child

Child labour is inhuman, physical & mental torture must be stopped. Complete child abolition is only possible, if we control the fast rising population. Our cities are overpopulated with each passing day. Our cities big or small are witnessing large scale migration from villages. Employment for all is a major issue besides issues like safe drinking water, proper sanitation, shelter & other basic amenities. Its known fact that for a city in India dealing with such issues is too difficult. Growing population means poverty and poverty is the root cause for child labour. In many cases a child does this to support family & in other cases, a child willingly gets into child labour. A curb on child labour in present circumstances is just not possible. We believe population control is one solution, rural development is another, migration to cities in search of livelihood could come down resulting in drop in migration to cities. Our cities would then be able to meets the needs of people. Lets take a reality check, in 1947 we were 32 crores & today we are 132 crores. A huge jump of 100 crores in 72 yrs. astonishing isn't it. For 72 yrs we never bothered to control population, never realised that increasing population gives birth to infinite problems. Having more children means problem of livelihood & the result is child labour. Lets control population and many of our problems could be resolved. Its our duty to save childhood.  Child labour is inhuman & cruel.

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Crime Against Women

Crime Against Women

Disrespect to women is the biggest crime against humanity. Centuries have come and gone, but the plight of women has not changed. Time has helplessly watched women suffering discrimination, oppression, exploitation, degradation, aggression, humiliation. The Vedas glorified women as the mother, the creator, one who gives life and worshipped her as a 'Devi' or Goddess. But their glorification has made no change in their lives. Male violence against women is a worldwide phenomenon. Fear of violence is an important factor in the lives of most women. Fear of violence is the cause of lack of participation in every sphere of life. There are various forms of crime against women. The gender bias has made the lives of women a hell. In this 21st century, lets pledge ourselves to stop crime against women. They are half of our population and they deserve Honour, Equality and Equal opportunities at home and in the society.

(Respect Women to Respect Humanity)

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VHF Celebrates Happy Independence Day

12 August, 2019

Drawing Competition at VHF Dwarka

To mark 72nd Independence Day & Raksha Bandhan drawing competition was held at VHF Centre Dwarka. All the children were given refreshment after the competition. The topic of the competition was 

'मेरा प्यारा भारत'

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