The giver was happier than the taker and vice versa. It was something happening with the kids they will never be able to forget in their lifetime. These 20 odd kids were from Prayas, an NGO, taking care of orphaned and underprivileged children, boys and girls. Some of these children have been saved out from the clutches of worst of the situations of their lives.
Prayas is already associated with Dabur, was approached to bring 20 kids for this occasion termed as “Family Day”. Amod K Kanth who is General Secretary of Prayas was present there. Amod is former Chairman, Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights. He spoke about his strong belief about this great initiative taken by Dabur India as an inspiring and significant move for these underprivileged children across India.
The initiative, in my opinion, is not only giving these children some momentary moments of pride, joy and happiness but will stay in their mind and heart for long for these touching family like moments that they have missed all their life so far. The “Dil Se Dua” Campaign by Dabur is actually quite unique and different in which it is not comprising of some physical activities and giving those kids some gifts; but is a bouquet of emotions that will soothe the rawness of their life.