Service The Community

            Today I went to Manas Joyti Das Old Age Home to spend my time with these beloved people. It consisted about almost 64 members and all were females. The first thing that struck me was the tranquility that enveloped the premises. The gentle rustle of leaves, the distant laughter of residents, and the serene ambiance painted a picture of solace amidst life's tumultuous journey. Walking through the corridors, I couldn't help but notice the photos adorning the walls—snapshots frozen in time, each telling a story of a life lived with vigor and resilience.           As I began conversing with the residents, I was humbled by their warmth and wisdom. Despite the inevitable challenges that come with aging, their spirits remained resilient, their smiles illuminating the room with a radiant glow. Each shared snippet of their life journey was a treasure trove of wisdom, offering profound insights garnered through decades of lived experiences.          I  also offered to cook som

                                                Arriving at  Ghuwati, Assam for summer vacations, I decided to do the one thing that excites me the most; meeting people! In search for these people I stumbled upon Promod Talukdar Memorial Old Age Home: a adobe for elderies. The weathered gate, nostalgia washed over me like a gentle wave, carrying me back to days filled with laughter which I enjoyed with my grandparents. Unlike my grandparents they didnt have people like us, a person whom they can talk with and share their stories! For this purpose I decided to visit them and spread the fimilarity all over the place! Stepping across the threshold, I was greeted by the most wonderful and friendly uncle, who was a care taker in the organisation, he welcomed us with a big smile on his face! As I went inside I saw the fimiliar site; a picture of smiling faces. This home almost housed around 75 senior citizen which were brought upon from different places all over the country! The full diverse

INTERACTING THE KIDS DESPERATE TO LEARN THE NEW IDEAS          Science fairs have long been a platform for students to explore the wonders of scientific inquiry, ignite their curiosity, and showcase their creative and analytical skills. However, for underprivileged students, such opportunities can be scarce.  In a community where resources are limited and educational opportunities are few, a group of enthusiastic students decided to take matters into their own hands. It all started when we attended the  TribesforGOOD Summer Program  and found our Tribe. Recognising the transformative power of science education, we embarked on a mission to provide underprivileged students with an experience they would never forget – a science fair tailored to their needs.      It is through initiatives like these that we pave the way for a more equitable and inclusive society, where every child, regardless of their background, has the chance to explore their full potential. The story of these science fa