MANGALORE: The spirited dance performance to the Kannada number, �Nagarehole Ammale..�, by special children moistened many eyes. The poignant event marked the inauguration of a scheme for special children by Samarth Centre run by Shree Ganesha Seva Trust for Exceptional Persons, on Sunday.
IGP (Western Range) A M Prasad, who presided over the inaugural function on the institution premises, reminded the gathering that running special homes was not that easy. It requires patience and great efforts to make these special children part of the society.
Bangalore-based Century Group managing director P Dayananda Pai, inaugurating the centre, said there were many positive things to imbibe from the US.
In America students are motivated to spend a day looking after mentally challenged children. Pai made public his decision to donate Rs 10 lakh to Samarth. His next decision to contribute Rs 5,000 every month was greeted with thunderous applause.
IGP (Western Range) A M Prasad, who presided over the inaugural function on the institution premises, reminded the gathering that running special homes was not that easy. It requires patience and great efforts to make these special children part of the society.
Bangalore-based Century Group managing director P Dayananda Pai, inaugurating the centre, said there were many positive things to imbibe from the US.
In America students are motivated to spend a day looking after mentally challenged children. Pai made public his decision to donate Rs 10 lakh to Samarth. His next decision to contribute Rs 5,000 every month was greeted with thunderous applause.
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