-penned by board member Mrs. Alo Pal “In small proportions we just beauties see; And in short measures life may perfect be” Ben Johnson Session I At the tsunami quarters – rows of identical little matchbox houses. Manuel : Close your eyes, think of Nature, what do you see? Women and children in a Community… Read more »
-penned by our Communications Intern Tanay Kagal Awareness Sessions in Schools The onset of the COVID 19 pandemic brought jurisdictional limitations on the mobility of people and significant changes in their daily routines. As we were shut inside our homes, many of us turned to a screen as our window to the outside world. School,… Read more »
– penned by our board member Mrs. Alo Pal The village sits together, the stage is set before them, everybody likes a good show, a departure from the routine with the buzz of a clan assembled in anticipation of fun and entertainment. And thus, a puppet show in the village focused on issues such as… Read more »
-penned by our board member Mrs. Alo Pal. One day, in 2019, Kavitha snapped, she abandoned her unproductive alcoholic abusive husband and she relocated to Coimbatore with her four children. Her oldest daughter Valli, who had just passed her 10th exam, started to work while the other three were enrolled in school. Since her move… Read more »
-penned by board member Mrs Alo Pal Early morning first they wet the patch of road in front of their houses, then make little dots in equidistant geometric patterns and then with a deft hand, plunge regularly into the box of white powder they connect the dots and lo you have a pretty fresh white… Read more »
-penned our board member Mrs. Alo Pal “I was selected on a contract basis through an outsourcing agency during the pandemic period…this was my first experience working in a central government hospital and was happy to work. I learned so many things and I played like a good team player in my ICU department. During… Read more »
-penned by board member Mrs Alo Pal On March 4th, 2017 Sharana received a call from the Raj Nivas, and our then Lt. Governor Dr. Kiran Bedi asked us if we could get involved with the Irular community. The Irular tribe is among the most ancient peoples that have walked our lands,
-penned by our board member, Mrs Alo Pal One of the most profitable business plans in our Social Entrepreneurship Programme for Women is a loan for purchasing a cow. Usually, they are pregnant or recently delivered and income from milk production is almost instantaneous and steady. A cow however requires constant and close upkeep. Feed,… Read more »
-article penned by our board member, Mrs Alo PAL CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMES Omicron looms and the third wave is upon us as I type what was to be Sharana’s journey in the times of Covid. At the Sharana Centre in the day, we ran a crèche and a preschool programme. Children from the streets and slums… Read more »
The below article is penned by our board member, Mrs. Alo PAL About twenty years ago Rajkala the founder President of Sharana established Sharana,