Ambedkar-Pratibha-Scholarship
Every year scholarships are awarded to more than 50 meritorious SC & ST students who study in government schools and come from families of feeble financial condition.
KGI, Singnor works for the socio-economic and educational development of rural Rajasthan — so that people can take an active part in health, education and self-governance, and live a life of dignity and self-esteem.
KGI, Singnor was established in the memory of Late Smt. Kesar Devi Godara (1924–1997) in order to fulfil the dream she nurtured. The institution is registered under the Rajasthan Society Registration Act, 1958, and is governed by a governing body constituted of fifteen members drawn from various sections of society.
Its main mission is the socio-economic and educational development of the masses. The main emphasis is on educating people in such a way that they are empowered to seek a fruitful livelihood for themselves, and can protect their right to live a life of dignity and self-esteem.
Meritorious students felicitated at the annual scholarship ceremony.
From scholarships and health camps to plantation drives and vocational training, our work reaches students, farmers, women and youth across the villages of Jhunjhunu.
Every year scholarships are awarded to more than 50 meritorious SC & ST students who study in government schools and come from families of feeble financial condition.
Free health check-up camps are organised in which doctors render their services, along with the distribution of medicines.
Workshops bring socio-economic security and awareness, improve farming techniques and provide insight regarding agriculture.
Cricket carnivals, volleyball cups and inter-village competitions are organised to inculcate sportsman spirit and build physical and mental strength in today’s youth.
Suitable material such as braille books and uniforms is distributed to physically challenged students.
Thousands of saplings are planted to preserve ecological balance, alongside seminars that spread awareness for sustainable community development.
₹6,000 a year educates a child from a deprived family up to class 10 or class 12. Contributions to KGI are eligible for deduction u/s 80G of the Income Tax Act.