Design-making has a unique thing; it cannot tamper into any creator’s mind or change his/her vision, it cannot create any sort of impact on his/her pure aesthetic idea for developing any sort of product for the market. Many notions are heard regarding the handicrafts being related to the primitive or backward times and machine-made goods to the modern times impacted from certain sections, these have to countered and clarified.

Every artisan should be thoroughly involved in market research, design, production, costing and should change their methods and designs according to the changing environment. With changing time we need more artists to understand and study the crafts, products and markets as they need artisans with skill and want to reach them directly without any exploitative middle man. Many people due to the hard work consumed in handicrafts jumped to short term gains by making cheap crafts through modern technology, this also made a cheap product which was easily sold.

Organic Festival was organized under The Ministry of Women Child Development by the Government of India. This festival encourages women entrepreneurs and farmers to connect with buyers as well as empower Indian women through financial inclusion. It also promotes organic food produce in India. We have participated five times in this festival which was in different states of India i.e. Gujarat, Delhi, Chandigarh and Haryana. We sold a product named Green Peacock which is an organic tea. Mrs. Kanchan, Executive Board memberrepresented Social Education and Liberty Foundation in this organic festival.

ONGC organized a Health and Sanitation Awareness Programme. This was organized various schools like Happy Child Model School, Moon Light School, Sat Saheb Public School and Satyam Public School. It was also organized for the people living in Mohan Garden Anganwadi 95 and Industrial Area of Matiyala. Overall 10000+ people were made aware through this programme. Also, two health mega camps were also organized with collaboration with 15 hospitals. Free checkups were provided to people. These mega camps had a footfall of approximately 800 local people. MohitSoni, Manish Sharma, Ms. Bela and Mr. InderJeet actively participated in this programme. Zee News covered this event.

Government approved computer coursed were commenced in many schools. In this awareness programme 125 people were admitted. Over here while also fulfilling the main aim of the programme, the trainers motivated and encouraged the students to actively participate in these courses to learn new skills. All of the 125 students completed their course successfully.